On Wed, 16 Aug 2006, Jeff Smith wrote: Mojka answered your other questions.
> New question: > > All the examples that I find of \setupparagraphs in the manuals are > cases of different paragraphs layed out in columns. Is it still this > command I have to use in order to style in advance single-column > custom paragraphs that I can apply anywhere according to my needs? > This would seem much better than styling individual paragraphs all > throughout. The thing is, in the document I am typesetting with > ConTeXt (an etymological dictionary), the main organizing unit is the > paragraph, not the chapter, section, and such. If I understand you correctly, you can get this by a custom environment. For example \def\startMYLAYOUT% {\begingroup whatever settings you want} \def\stopMYLAYOUT{\endgroup\endgraf} and then you can use \startMYLAYOUT .... \stopMYLAYOUT in your text. Aditya _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context