ConTeXt: Frame a Sentence
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How can I frame a single sentence in a paragraph when the sentence may wrap around to become several lines long? Just like color but to also provide background color, frame, styling, and so forth. The idea is to provide a formatting for inline code that unlike type ignores input whitespace.
colorworks fine but only sets the foreground color
frameddoesn't wrap
typewraps but only sets the foreground color. Also unlikecolordoesn't ignore input whitespace.
start...stoptextbackgroundforces a new block even when used asleft=andright=ofsetuptype.
frameddoesn't actually wrap the input totypewhen used like:
setuptype[command=mtc]
define[1]mtc{%
dontleavehmode{framed[frame=on,
background=color,
background-color=orange,
]{#1}}}
formatting context backgrounds
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How can I frame a single sentence in a paragraph when the sentence may wrap around to become several lines long? Just like color but to also provide background color, frame, styling, and so forth. The idea is to provide a formatting for inline code that unlike type ignores input whitespace.
colorworks fine but only sets the foreground color
frameddoesn't wrap
typewraps but only sets the foreground color. Also unlikecolordoesn't ignore input whitespace.
start...stoptextbackgroundforces a new block even when used asleft=andright=ofsetuptype.
frameddoesn't actually wrap the input totypewhen used like:
setuptype[command=mtc]
define[1]mtc{%
dontleavehmode{framed[frame=on,
background=color,
background-color=orange,
]{#1}}}
formatting context backgrounds
asked 10 mins ago
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How can I frame a single sentence in a paragraph when the sentence may wrap around to become several lines long? Just like color but to also provide background color, frame, styling, and so forth. The idea is to provide a formatting for inline code that unlike type ignores input whitespace.
colorworks fine but only sets the foreground color
frameddoesn't wrap
typewraps but only sets the foreground color. Also unlikecolordoesn't ignore input whitespace.
start...stoptextbackgroundforces a new block even when used asleft=andright=ofsetuptype.
frameddoesn't actually wrap the input totypewhen used like:
setuptype[command=mtc]
define[1]mtc{%
dontleavehmode{framed[frame=on,
background=color,
background-color=orange,
]{#1}}}
formatting context backgrounds
asked 10 mins ago
user19087
1555
How can I frame a single sentence in a paragraph when the sentence may wrap around to become several lines long? Just like color but to also provide background color, frame, styling, and so forth. The idea is to provide a formatting for inline code that unlike type ignores input whitespace.
colorworks fine but only sets the foreground color
frameddoesn't wrap
typewraps but only sets the foreground color. Also unlikecolordoesn't ignore input whitespace.
start...stoptextbackgroundforces a new block even when used asleft=andright=ofsetuptype.
frameddoesn't actually wrap the input totypewhen used like:
setuptype[command=mtc]
define[1]mtc{%
dontleavehmode{framed[frame=on,
background=color,
background-color=orange,
]{#1}}}
formatting context backgrounds
formatting context backgrounds
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