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Align text to grid in ConTeXt
Align multi-line section head on the gridplaceongrid and moveongrid not working in ConTeXtGrid on aligned equations in ConTeXtWhen I activate grid layout in ConTeXt, empty lines inexplicably appearContext: Placing float (figure) and caption-top at same height on gridHeadings height and grid in ConTeXTWhy is grid typesetting available in ConTeXt?ConTeXt: How do a hrule beneath title in grid mode?Context: defineparagraphs aligned to grid?Align figure on a grid by it's top edge
Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
add a comment |
Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
2
Themakeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
add a comment |
Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
edited Jul 21 '16 at 6:09
jl4c
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1106
1106
2
Themakeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
add a comment |
2
Themakeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
2
2
The
makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
The
makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
add a comment |
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Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 21 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,64184084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
55624
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Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 21 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,64184084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
55624
add a comment |
Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 21 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,64184084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
55624
add a comment |
Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 21 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,64184084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
55624
Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 21 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,64184084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
55624
edited 21 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,64184084
edited 21 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
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edited 21 hours ago
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answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
55624
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
55624
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
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55624
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makeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26