Dear list members,
I have the following questions:
1) I want a table at textwidth. The contents of the boxes don't fit on
one line. When I use |lp|lp| etc., the width of the table is a
fraction of textwidth, and the contents of the columns overlay each
other (with long, unhyphenated words). I found \SetTableToWidth{} in
the beginner's manual (Table 11.3), but no matter where I placed that,
it didn't do anything, nor did all my other attempts. I finally
adjusted the table by hand (|lp(4cm)| etc). Is there a way of setting
the width of the table and let ConTEXt do the rest?
2) The horizontal rules (\HL) are a bit longer than the the text in the
table. How does one adjust them such that they are flush on both sides?
I tried with \DL, but didn't get what I hoped for.
3) I am using uncaptioned figures in the margin. When they are too
close, they overlap. Is there a way of making them know of each other's
existence (I sometimes want them as close as possible), or do I have to
place the code at an appropriate position myself?
Thank you for your patience, Jörg
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