> >1. I want to drop the capital `I' so that its baseline is flush with the
> >basleline of the line in the narrower environment:
> >
> >Im\={a}m `Al\={i} (A) is reported to have said,
----^---> eh i see no drop caps here .. That's because I don't know how to do it in the way described:-) I want to drop the `I' indicated above. Any suggestions? > >2. I want to set the text in the itemize environment so that it is > >[2*left,2*right] like the example above, with the bullets at the default > >distance to the left of the text in the itemize environment (so the > > narrower and itemize envs will be in mutual harmony). I tried > >\setupitemize[1][2*left,2*right2] im my env file but that does not appear > > to do anything. > > you can set width/margin/distance How exactly? Forgive my ignorance! > \startitemize[2*broad] etc I tried \setupitemize[2*broad] but this appears to do nothing. Let me pull things together, since I mentioned an itemization problem in another mail: Here is my itemization setup (it works; thnx!): \setupitemize[1][symbol=m] \setupitemize[2][symbol=KA] \setupitemize[3][symbol=KR] In addition, I'd like the textblock of level-1 of itemization, _regardless_ _of_ _symbol_, to always be [2*broad], so that if I ever say, e.g., \startitemize[symbol=1] %for bullets I'll still get the right textblock width. So I have to setup two distinct tasks: 1. The default width of the textblock of each itemization level (don't know what to do); 2. The default symbol of each itemization level (solved!). Changing the symbol for a given itemization level should not affect the setups for textblock width within that level. Question: Assuming I get the level-1 itemization textblock width set, do I have to setup the textblock widths of levels 2 and 3 as well, or does ConTeXt narrow each succeeding itemization level as a function of the width of the immediately higher level? Idris -- Dr. Idris S Hamid Department of Philosophy Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80526
