With
[start sample]
\definedescription[cmddescription][headstyle=bold,width=broad,style=normal,align=flushleft,alternative=hanging,margin=1cm]
...
\startcmddescription{mycommand}
This is a very useful command. It knows just what to do, and you don't even
have to specify any options!
\stopcmddescription
[end sample]
the text "This is a very useful command" begins on the same line as the
"mycommand" header. I want the text to begin on the next line, so that
"mycommand" is on a line of its own. How should I adjust the
\definedescription command to achieve this? I've tried all kinds of things
with the 'before', 'inbetween', 'after', 'indentnext', 'command', and
'headcommand' options of the \definedescription command (based on
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setupdescriptions), using \par, \crlf,
and \vspace, but didn't get the desired results.
Regards,
Louis Strous
IntelliMagic - Availability Intelligence
T: +31 (0)71-579 6000
www.intellimagic.com<http://www.intellimagic.com>
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