I appreciate the effort you've put into this, Paul, but
This primary audience for this page is XML authors who want to use
ConTeXt to format an XML document.
is still not enough of a disclaimer. I use ConTeXt as part of a large
XML-based workflow, but don't use TeXML (nor do I use much of the
Paul Tremblay wrote:
I've authored a new page on laying out pages in ConText. This page will
be just one in a number of pages on using ConTeXt with XML.
The new page can be found at
http://www.geocities.com/paulhtremblay/context_xml/page2.html
I would appreciate any feedback. I hope the page
At 12:43 -0500 26/03/05, Paul Tremblay wrote:
I've authored a new page on laying out pages in ConText. This page will
be just one in a number of pages on using ConTeXt with XML.
The new page can be found at
http://www.geocities.com/paulhtremblay/context_xml/page2.html
Many thanks for your
Paul Tremblay said this at Sun, 27 Mar 2005 01:55:58 -0500:
Your prose is fairly clear, but the style tends to be a bit too
prescriptive for my tastes. I think a lot of it would be alleviated by
you setting up the context a bit more (this is what I found works for
me, coming from the FO page
Hi Paul,
First of all I find your pages a good starting point. Still I believe
that Adam's suggestions are correct. Within the ConTeXt environment most
of the time more than one approach is possible. Humble but neither put
the option width=fit nor to say layout=middle is the way to go when
BTW I added links to your pages to the XML and Layout pages of the wiki.
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Adam Lindsay wrote:
A pair of Tips:
* If you set cutspace/bottomspace to 0pt, ConTeXt automatically makes it
equal to backspace/topspace
Is it a correct way fulfilling the ConTeXt spirit?
I do not think so. If I set something to 0pt, I want it to be 0pt. If it
is not set, it is default, and it
On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 12:43:33 -0500, Paul Tremblay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've authored a new page on laying out pages in ConText. This page will
be just one in a number of pages on using ConTeXt with XML.
The new page can be found at
Paul Tremblay wrote:
The new page can be found at
http://www.geocities.com/paulhtremblay/context_xml/page2.html
Paul, pictures are very intuitive. Great!
I would appreciate any feedback. I hope the page will be useful in
Just as addition. If you want page number in the same (center) position
in
Just as addition. If you want page number in the same (center) position
in the footer, add \smash command to your example
\setupfootertexts[Romanticism \hfill
\pagenumber \hfill Civil Disobedience][] [][...]
so
\setupfootertexts[\smash{Romanticism }\hfill
\pagenumber \hfill
Paul Tremblay wrote:
Just as addition. If you want page number in the same (center) position
in the footer, add \smash command to your example
\setupfootertexts[Romanticism \hfill
\pagenumber \hfill Civil Disobedience][] [][...]
so
\setupfootertexts[\smash{Romanticism }\hfill
\pagenumber
Paul Tremblay said this at Sat, 26 Mar 2005 12:43:33 -0500:
http://www.geocities.com/paulhtremblay/context_xml/page2.html
I would appreciate any feedback. I hope the page will be useful in
helping others overcome some of the difficulty I had in trying to
understand layout in ConTeXt. I believe
Your prose is fairly clear, but the style tends to be a bit too
prescriptive for my tastes. I think a lot of it would be alleviated by
you setting up the context a bit more (this is what I found works for
me, coming from the FO page model). Still, you set out statements like
this without
On Sat, Mar 26, 2005 at 11:20:58PM +0100, Vit Zyka wrote:
Ohh, my error. Correct code:
\setupfootertexts[\rlap{Romanticism}\hfill
\pagenumber \hfill \llap{Civil Disobedience}][] [][...]
Consider
\setupfootertexts[\rlap{A}\hfill\pagenumber\hfill\llap{B}][][][]
If
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