>From the documentation page 236
( ConTEXt reference manual )
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\definedescription
[definition]
[location=serried,
headstyle=bold,width=broad,
sample={icon}%% senseless here
]
\starttext
\definition{icon}
What for some languages looked like a handicap has now become a feature.
Thousands of words and concepts are already layed down in characters.
These characters therefore can be considered icons. \par
\stoptext
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The setting location=serried is useless here in fact of the empty line
after \definition{icon}. If I delete the line and add another entry
like
\definition{iconize} some text here
then I can see that the setting sample={icon} has no meaning.
It is only taken into account _without_ location=serried.
Herbert
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