Marco Kuhlmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am currently preparing a setup for my Master's thesis. The
> regulations want me to typeset the main text with 1.5 line
> spacing, quotations and notes with single line spacing. This is
> quite cumbersome, as I would have loved to use a grid layout.
> But in the worst case, a quotation could end at a place where I
> would need to insert a whitespace of 1.5 grid lines to snap
> back onto grid again.
>
> Does anyone know of a neat way to handle this? (It would be
> easiest, I guess, to forget about the grid...)
I don't see any problems here. Just set line spacing with:
\setupinterlinespace[1.5]
(whatever) and grids should still work. As far as I know grid
typesetting just removes the stretch in the page.
for quotations do something like:
\setupquotation
[before={\start\setupinterlinespace[1]},
after=\stop]
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Groetjes,
Berend. (-:
