Align text to grid in ConTeXt
Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
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Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1056
2
Themakeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
add a comment |
Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1056
Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup
MWE:
showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext
As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:
showgrid
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
setuplayout[grid=normal]
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank
input ward
stoptext
context grid-typesetting
context grid-typesetting
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1056
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1056
edited Jul 21 '16 at 6:09
jl4c
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1056
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1056
asked Jul 19 '16 at 23:34
jl4cjl4c
1056
1056
2
Themakeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
add a comment |
2
Themakeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
2
2
The
makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
The
makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26
add a comment |
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Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,60684084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
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Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,60684084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
add a comment |
Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,60684084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
add a comment |
Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,60684084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:
showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext
You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,60684084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,60684084
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
4,60684084
edited 3 hours ago
Dave Jarvis
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4,60684084
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
answered Jul 22 '16 at 11:04
Luigi ScarsoLuigi Scarso
54624
54624
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makeupenvironment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26