Am 05.06.22 um 16:30 schrieb Albert Krewinkel via ntg-context:
2. Similarly, I'd like to start wrapping paragraphs with
`\startparagraph`/`\stopparagraph`. It is important for me to get
properly tagged PDF,
\startparagraph can lead to unwanted side effects (I can't remember the details)
and \bpar ... \epar is the safer alternative to add tags.
Thank you Wolfgang, I wasn't aware! Searching the wiki brought me to
<https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Epub_Sample>. It states:
In places where \startparagraph does not work, such as itemizations,
where it causes a blank line after the bullet and before the item
text, use \bpar (and closing \epar) to tag paragraphs.
It's probably more consistent then to use \bpar ... \epar everywhere.
If I understood Hans right, \start/stopparagraph is not necessary any
more to get properly tagged XML. I didn’t check it yet myself – my
DOCX-to-ConTeXt converter still produces this markup.
One case where it’s probably in the way is if you need settings like
\looseness – before \startparagraph is too early, and after it is too
late (in LMTX), you need \updateparagraphproperties in such cases, but
you can possible avoid that without \startparagraph – need to check...
Hraban
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