>> For your headers try this: >> >> --- >> >> \setupheader >> [text] >> [after=\hrule] >> >> \starttext >> \input tufte >> \stoptext >> >> --- >> >> You can change the actual content of your headers via >> \setupheadertexts ... >> >> Instead of the \hrule command above you could also resort to >> \thinrule. The global behaviour of \thinrule can then be customized >> via \setupthinrules ... However, this comes at the cost of >> introducing additional vertical space between your header text and >> the rule. On the contrary \hrule sticks to the text. Choose whatever >> suits you best. >> >> (To the experts: is this \thinrule behaviour intended?) > > A better way is to use \setupbackgrounds. You can specify the exact > region of the page that you want, and it accepts all the parameters of > framed, so you can change the rule thickness, background, etc. And for > a really fancy layout, you can use a metapost background.
I didn't think of that ... however, suppressing the header on certain pages via e.g. \setuphead[chapter][header=empty] doesn't turn off the header background :-( Oliver _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
