Hans Hagen wrote:
> {\startframedtext[frame=on,width=fit,offset=none]
^
does that solve it?
Taco
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Hans van der Meer wrote:
> In reply to Taco's and Hans' suggestions:
>
> Setting offset=0pt did help somewhat, but not enough.
>
> The small example below gives me text protruding outside the frame to
> the right ("010" sticking out) and seems to give about as much
> whitespace on the left inside
In reply to Taco's and Hans' suggestions:Setting offset=0pt did help somewhat, but not enough.The small example below gives me text protruding outside the frame to the right ("010" sticking out) and seems to give about as much whitespace on the left inside the frame.Without offset=0pt somewhat more
etup.
> Inspecting the code for setupframedtexts I could not foun something
> like \c!margin.
>
> Is this an obsolete parameter? Or will it be implemented.
>
does setting "leftoffset=0pt" work?
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Hans van der Meer wrote:
> I guess I am getting a left margin when I enclose some text in a
> \framedtext and want to get rid of it.
Don't you need the offset parameter?
Cheers, Taco
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I guess I am getting a left margin when I enclose some text in a
\framedtext and want to get rid of it.
The manual gives as settable parameter "margin = standard,yes,no.
However there is no visible effect when using "margin=no" in the setup.
Inspecting the code for setupframedte
