At 03:58 PM 9/12/2001 +0200, Marco Kuhlmann wrote:
>Hans Hagen wrote (2001-09-11 (18:36)):
>
> > no, you can use \definealternativestyle [see font-ini and bet
> > manual] to define a style that acts differently in normal text
> > and section headers
>
>I tried to accomplish that with ......
\starttext
\definefont[versface][Regular sa 3]
\definestartstop[xxx][style=versface]
\definealternativestyle [versface][\versface][\versface]
\section{Test \xxx{test}} {Test \xxx{test}}
\definealternativestyle [versface][\versface][]
\section{Test \xxx{test}} {Test \xxx{test}}
\stoptext
So, the second arg specifies the style to use in headers.
Hans
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