Am 2006-03-20 um 19:55 schrieb Marcus Vinicius Mesquita de So:
> How is it possible to put page numbers in the middle
> of the page in the margins? Thanks in advance for you help.
That's not possible with \setuppagenumbering alone.
Try the Logo approach:
\setuppagenumbering[
Hi!How is it possible to put page numbers in the middle of the page in the margins? Thanks in advance for you help.Marcus Vinicius
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Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
> I just realized the pattern in a somewhat unexpected behavior in a
> typescript. It defines several instances of Adobe Caslon (with or
> without certain ligatures, oldstyle, proportional numbers etc.). I
> want typewriter and math from Latin Modern. In
I just realized the pattern in a somewhat unexpected behavior in a
typescript. It defines several instances of Adobe Caslon (with or
without certain ligatures, oldstyle, proportional numbers etc.). I
want typewriter and math from Latin Modern. In the end, the typefaces
are defined
David Arnold wrote:
Do you have one metapost file with many figures in it? Is it possible
to just compile for the figurein that file that you want?
Usually I have all in one file. You can comment out figures
you do not need, using:
if false:
beginfig(1)
...
endfig;
..
fi
So I no
Mojca,
You pretty much describe the way I've always worked in the past.
I am currently working on a technique where all my graphics for
section1 of chapter 3 are inside a file named sectionfigs.tex. I am
using MPpage and friends to make these. The file currently contains
about 14 graphics
Do you have one metapost file with many figures in it? Is it possible
to just compile for the figurein that file that you want? Is there
a command that will compile then show the result?
On Dec 24, 2005, at 1:17 AM, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
David Arnold wrote:
I am open to any suggestions on
Am 2005-12-24 um 01:18 schrieb David Arnold:
1. It's really inefficient to compile the entire context source
file just to see what will happen to one figure. So, it seems that
we should probably have a library of graphs for later inclusion in
the main document. One would want to be able to
David Arnold wrote:
I am open to any suggestions on how to most efficiently develop and
include figures (in Metapost, of course) in our main document.
Well, if you do not depend on metafun -- context interaction, then
I would just create a metapost input file per chapter, and compile
it with
Hans, Taco, et al,
Our intermediate algebra text will require a large number of figures.
I have two thoughts.
1. It's really inefficient to compile the entire context source file
just to see what will happen to one figure. So, it seems that we
should probably have a library of graphs for
Duncan Hothersall wrote:
On 31 Aug I wrote:
I have page ranges in my index, such as 1/1-1/3, or 2/24-2/26.
I would like these ranges to be elided - in other words, the first one
would read 1/1-3 (remove repeated chapter number), and the second would
read 2/24-6 (remove repeated chapter number
On 31 Aug I wrote:
> I have page ranges in my index, such as 1/1-1/3, or 2/24-2/26.
>
> I would like these ranges to be elided - in other words, the first one
> would read 1/1-3 (remove repeated chapter number), and the second would
> read 2/24-6 (remove repeated chapter number and also the repea
I said:
> Followup: I would be willing to help to code this if it doesn't exist
> (I have some experience with such systems) if someone can point me at
> the right bit of code to look at (things seem to be changing around
> texutils, newtexexec etc. so I don't want to start at the wrong
> place).
Duncan Hothersall wrote:
Another question on registers (just getting into indexing!).
I have a book which numbers its pages by chapter, and so page numbers
are 1/1, 1/2 ... for the pages of chapter 1, and then 2/1, 2/2 ... for
the pages of chapter 2.
I have page ranges in my index, such as 1/1
Another question on registers (just getting into indexing!).
I have a book which numbers its pages by chapter, and so page numbers
are 1/1, 1/2 ... for the pages of chapter 1, and then 2/1, 2/2 ... for
the pages of chapter 2.
I have page ranges in my index, such as 1/1-1/3, or 2/24-2/26.
I
Jason Knight wrote:
Thanks for the pointer. The color option was not one I found in the
manual, and my combing through the source code wasn't as fruitful as I
woulda hoped.
many commands have a style and color key
Hans
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ng over a text I'm trying to set a text
> >where item numbers (or letters, or symbols for that matter) need to be
> >either color or grayscale. Here's what I'm thinking, though, obviously
> >the code doesn't work:
> >
> >\startitemize[\color[
Jason Knight wrote:
I'm new to ConTeXt and puzzling over a text I'm trying to set a text
where item numbers (or letters, or symbols for that matter) need to be
either color or grayscale. Here's what I'm thinking, though, obviously
the code doesn't work:
\startitemize[\
I'm new to ConTeXt and puzzling over a text I'm trying to set a text
where item numbers (or letters, or symbols for that matter) need to be
either color or grayscale. Here's what I'm thinking, though, obviously
the code doesn't work:
\startitemize[\color[dark
David Waller wrote:
I am trying to produce a document with roman numerals in the front
section, but normal numbers in the main body. I am able to switch from
one type to the other, but I would like to reset the page number to 1
in the main body, but I am unable to find a way to do this. I have
I am trying to produce a document with roman numerals in the front
section, but normal numbers in the main body. I am able to switch from
one type to the other, but I would like to reset the page number to 1
in the main body, but I am unable to find a way to do this. I have
looked at the manuals
h h extern wrote:
your patch will break the list handler; a quick glance learns me that in
I did not expect this dirty hack to “really” work. It was just a
desparate short-term measure.
\def\dodomenulistelement#1#2#3#4#5#6#7%
Thanks, that fixes the problem.
regards,
Christop
#3#4#5% % list location format page data
{\gotonextinternal\currentlist{#2}{#4}{#5}}
into my document and got the menu I wanted – no spurious numbers any
more and the hyperlinks do work. YMMV.
Technical discussion (probably should go to the dev-list):
Since I have no clear view of where
a short term measure, I have included
>
> \def\linklisttoelement#1#2#3#4#5% % list location format page data
>{\gotonextinternal\currentlist{#2}{#4}{#5}}
>
> into my document and got the menu I wanted – no spurious numbers any
> more and the hyperlinks do work. YMMV.
Christopher Creutzig wrote:
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Is this not the same problem as the one that was mentioned last
week (the one that requires the core-lst.tex that Hans posted
as attachment)?
It might be the same problem, but that file does not solve it. I did
remember to run texexec --ma
page data
{\gotonextinternal\currentlist{#2}{#4}{#5}}
into my document and got the menu I wanted – no spurious numbers any
more and the hyperlinks do work. YMMV.
Technical discussion (probably should go to the dev-list):
Since I have no clear view of where else the code is used, I'
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Is this not the same problem as the one that was mentioned last
week (the one that requires the core-lst.tex that Hans posted
as attachment)?
It might be the same problem, but that file does not solve it. I did
remember to run texexec --make --all and to remove web2c/c
On 16 juin 2005, at 15:37, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi,
Is this not the same problem as the one that was mentioned last
week (the one that requires the core-lst.tex that Hans posted
as attachment)?
Taco
Hi Taco,
Thanks for your answer: I thought also the new core-lst.tex that Hans
sent to
: english
I've got a problem with s-pre-19 I can't get rid of: The menu on the
right contains page numbers, set in black \tf, at the lower left corners
of the buttons. I have tried getting rid of these by using things like
\placelist[Topic][alternative=right,pagenumber=no]
or
\de
On 16 juin 2005, at 11:22, Christopher Creutzig wrote:
Salvete,
with gwTeX, TeXlive 2005 beta, using
cont-en : ver: 2005.06.08 fmt: 2005.6.15 mes: english
I've got a problem with s-pre-19 I can't get rid of: The menu on
the right contains page numbers, set in
Salvete,
with gwTeX, TeXlive 2005 beta, using
cont-en : ver: 2005.06.08 fmt: 2005.6.15 mes: english
I've got a problem with s-pre-19 I can't get rid of: The menu on the
right contains page numbers, set in black \tf, at the lower left corners
of the buttons. I
[...]
> remove indentation from a paragraph by saying \noindent. So every
> paragraph had a \noindent before the paragraph (instead of doing it
> right by saying \noindent0pt). And it was a long
talking about teaching:
a) it is \parindent=0pt, not \noindent=0pt
b) the ConTeXt way is using
\s
preferably should follow the
indirect approach, thereby avoiding hard coded numbers in the document source
\defineblank[mybig][33pt]
\blank[mybig]
Hans
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Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE
[...]
>>We are in a fully programmable environment,
>> and it is extremely unConTeXtish to hack the visual appearance.
>
> I am an XML author, so am pretty amazed to hear that one should not mix
> appearance and content in ConTeXt. Most of a ConTeXt document involves
> visual appearance. What i
On Tue, Apr 05, 2005 at 06:17:39PM +0200, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
> Sorry to say, but in this case, no solution would be much better than
> this solution.
Really? Wow! So if if the requirements for some document are hanging
indents footnotes, and I have asked how to do them on the mailing list,
Hello,
[most evil footnote hackery]
> Of course, that begs the question. Is there a better way?
Sorry to say, but in this case, no solution would be much better than
this solution. There is nothing(!) worse than mixing visual markup with
logical markup this way. We are in a fully programmable
On Tue, Apr 05, 2005 at 01:28:01PM +0200, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
> > Here's what I just figured out literally 10 minutes ago. It works, but
> > it seems a bit of a hack. Is there a better way?
>
> a bit? a very huge bit. Assume that you have 200 footnotes in your
> text. Then change from 12pt
Hello Paul,
> Here's what I just figured out literally 10 minutes ago. It works, but
> it seems a bit of a hack. Is there a better way?
a bit? a very huge bit. Assume that you have 200 footnotes in your
text. Then change from 12pt fontsize to 10pt Bang!
Patrick
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On Mon, Apr 04, 2005 at 10:30:44PM +0200, Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
>
> Hey, that's just the question I was going to ask! I played around some
> with margin= and margindistance=, but all I could achieve was getting
> the footnote ref typeset to the right, into the text of the note --
> interesti
text text
|
|- (a shorter rule)
| 1 hello
| 2 footnote
| 10 tenth footnote that
| wraps like this
|--
So I'd like to make the rule shorter, the numbers not in the margin,
but in the area . Right aligned and large (sty
Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Mon, Apr 04, 2005 at 10:29:41AM +0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
\starttext
test \footnote{test} test
\setupnumber[footnote][start=45]
test \footnote{test} test
\setnumber[footnote]{99}
test \footnote{test} test
\setupnumber[footnote][way=bysection,start=0]
test \footnote{test} test
On Mon, Apr 04, 2005 at 10:29:41AM +0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
> \starttext
>
> test \footnote{test} test
> \setupnumber[footnote][start=45]
> test \footnote{test} test
> \setnumber[footnote]{99}
> test \footnote{test} test
> \setupnumber[footnote][way=bysection,start=0]
> test \footnote{test} test
>
this
|--
So I'd like to make the rule shorter, the numbers not in the margin,
but in the area . Right aligned and large (style=\tf works OK).
Patrick
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Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Sun, Apr 03, 2005 at 03:58:42PM -0400, Paul Tremblay wrote:
Is there a way to manually set the number of a footnote rather than
letting ConTeXt determining it? Something that works in the same way as
\page[25]?
For example, I might want to start footnote numbering at 1 at
On Sun, Apr 03, 2005 at 03:58:42PM -0400, Paul Tremblay wrote:
>
> Is there a way to manually set the number of a footnote rather than
> letting ConTeXt determining it? Something that works in the same way as
> \page[25]?
>
> For example, I might want to start footnote numbering at 1 at each
> c
Is there a way to manually set the number of a footnote rather than
letting ConTeXt determining it? Something that works in the same way as
\page[25]?
For example, I might want to start footnote numbering at 1 at each
chapter, *but I won't be using traditional ConTeXt divisions.*
I've been sear
Many thanks to all who have offerred help with this. I'll submit
these and a few more examples to the wiki after the Easter break.
Cheers,
Randall
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Hans Hagen wrote:
in addition to other answers
Sorry, mybe the time or a my bad day, i don't understand
Do you refer to my answers ?
If yes
(please submit to wiki)
how to ?
(a my bad day,maybe tomorrow will be better)
luigi
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Randall Skelton wrote:
Use textcommand only for text, numbercommand only for number,
command for both;
you can see some examples in sectionVariations in titles .
Thanks for the reply.
The problem with separating the text and number is that the space
separating the text and number still appears
Randall Skelton wrote:
Use textcommand only for text, numbercommand only for number,
command for both;
you can see some examples in sectionVariations in titles .
Thanks for the reply.
The problem with separating the text and number is that the space
separating the text and number still app
Randall Skelton wrote:
Use textcommand only for text, numbercommand only for number,
command for both;
you can see some examples in sectionVariations in titles .
Thanks for the reply.
The problem with separating the text and number is that the space
separating the text and number still appears
> Use textcommand only for text, numbercommand only for number,
> command for both;
> you can see some examples in sectionVariations in titles .
Thanks for the reply.
The problem with separating the text and number is that the space
separating the text and number still appears in the chapter
Randall Skelton wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone have a setuphead snipit and definition to place a large
chapter number in the right margin of the page on the first page of
each chapter? I believe this should be similar (but simplier) than
what is done in 'ConTeXt an Excursion' but I wasn't able to find
Hi all,
Does anyone have a setuphead snipit and definition to place a large
chapter number in the right margin of the page on the first page of
each chapter? I believe this should be similar (but simplier) than
what is done in 'ConTeXt an Excursion' but I wasn't able to find a
definition for that
It works pretty well, thanks a lot!
David
Taco Hoekwater wrote :
>
>\setupcite[author,year][left=,right=] % disable braces
>\def\citewithpages[#1]#2{% new command
> (\cite[author][#1], \cite[year][#1], #2)%
>}
>
>\citewithpages[davidson2001]{pp. 163-170}
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David Munger wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to get page numbers (or a chapter number) displayed in a
citation, e.g.
No, but it is fairly simple to fake using the low-level
\cite commands (untested):
\setupcite[author,year][left=,right=] % disable braces
\def\citewithpages[#1]#2{% new command
Hello,
Is it possible to get page numbers (or a chapter number) displayed in a
citation, e.g.
\cite[authoryears]{pp. 163-170}[davidson2001]
and
see \cite[authoryear]{chap. 3}[davidson2001]
would format as:
(Davidson, 2001, pp. 163-170)
and
see Davidson (2001) chap. 3
Thanks for any clue
Hello, all--
I am creating a layout for electronic books in which all the body text
is in a single, fairly narrow column, with minimal space at the top and
bottom of each page. I would like to place page numbers in the left
margin, aligned with the bottom of the text, and the running heads (if
Hans Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said on 2005-02-09, 18:03 (+0100 GMT):
> > In the index I create, the page numbers are active
> > (marked green as defined in \setupinteraction). In
> > contents entries, only the chapter numbers are active.
> > Can I make the p
cormullion wrote:
In the index I create, the page numbers are active (marked green as defined in \setupinteraction). In contents entries, only the chapter numbers are active. Can I make the page numbers active in contents?
how about \setuplist[chapter,section][interaction=all] % or number or text
s
On Feb 9, 2005, at 11:34 AM, cormullion wrote:
In the index I create, the page numbers are active (marked green as
defined in \setupinteraction). In contents entries, only the chapter
numbers are active. Can I make the page numbers active in content
In the index I create, the page numbers are active (marked green as defined in
\setupinteraction). In contents entries, only the chapter numbers are active.
Can I make the page numbers active in contents?
thanks
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On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 17:04:53 +0200, Giuseppe wrote:
> Anybody has an idea on this?
I'm sorry, but I do not have any idea, actually.
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Anybody has an idea on this?
Tuesday, September 7, 2004 Giuseppe Bilotta wrote:
> Hello,
> what I'm trying to achieve is a way to have formula numbers
> contain the part number together with the chapter number, as
> in:
> a = b (part.chapter.formula)
&
Hello,
what I'm trying to achieve is a way to have formula numbers
contain the part number together with the chapter number, as
in:
a = b (part.chapter.formula)
instead of
a = b (chapter.formula)
which is what you have by default, or
a = b (part.formula)
Dear readers of this list,
I would like to use big numbers at the beginning of paragraphs just like
droppedcaps. However, if I use the DroppedCaps-macro with numbers, it
does not work. See the example below - a letter works, a number not. How
can I use numbers like droppedcaps?
Thanks for helpful
Hi Giuseppe,
I know it's still work in progress, but could you suggest me some
workaround in order to number individual aligned equations in nath?
Maybe some \label command that would work like this way:
\[
\startalign
x^2 + y^2 &= a^2
\\
\label[eq:bogus]
a^2 &= R^2
\stopalign
\
Found the answer hidden in the archiv.
For examples:
\defineconversion[HowAboutIt][\ss]
\setupfootnotes[conversion=HowAboutIt]
Can't be smoother.
Steffen
>Dear colisters,
>
>as I typeset my text with oldstyle figures I also have the footnote's numbers in
>oldstyle.
&
Dear colisters,
as I typeset my text with oldstyle figures I also have the footnote's numbers in
oldstyle.
But those figures look quite strange when set superscript in the text.
Changing the footnote's numbers in the footnote area (bottom) was possible by:
\definefont [MajuskelFNfont
Hello all,
a basic question: I have a document with three parts. The pagenumbers
display correctly like 1-2, 2-2, 3-2 etc. But referencing Chapter 2 from
Part 1 in Part 3 with
See \in{chapter}[colours] on \at{page}[colors] ...
results in
See chapter 2 on page 3 ...
I want: See chapter 2 on pa
Marko Schuetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I usually present C/C++ code in a typing environment. If I need to
> frequently reference statements I put a line number environment around
> that. Now I would like to use line numbers and experimented a bit with
> \setuptyping[opti
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