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Subject: Re: combining style attributes in \setuphead
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>
> How do you combine style attributes in \setuphead.  For example, I want
bold
> and \tfa for subject headings.  If I go
\setuphead[subject][style=bold,\tfa]
> it causes an error.  If I go \setuphead[subject][style=bold,style=\tfa], I
> get only \tfa .

You can say: \setuphead[subject][style=\bfa] or you might play with
command=....

Greetings Willi