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> >
> >To disable the indentation reset, I set
> >
> >\setupindenting[first]
> >
> >and it looks like it "fixed" the problem; I feared that it might break
the
> >non-indentation of the first paragraphs after chapter titles etc, but
those
> >paragraphs are still (correctly) non-indented. Why? I thought that the
> >"first" setting would have forced indentation also in those paragraphs.
>
> \impostatesta[capitolo][rientrosuccessivo=no]
>

(-: You'll never guess, I'm using the -en interface, not the italian one :-)

\setuphead[chapter][indentnext=no] is setup by default, I guess, since it
works this way. Actually, the whole post was a note about the fact that
"indentnext" overrules \setupindenting.

Giuseppe Bilotta