From: Taco Hoekwater <taco.hoekwater@wkap.nl>
Subject: Re: Columns and different sizes
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1998 15:27:40 +0100 (W. Europe Standard Time) [thread overview]
Message-ID: <13905.34780.780000.875925@PC709> (raw)
>>>>> "GvdD" == Gilbert van den Dobbelsteen <GILBERT@login.iaf.nl> writes:
GvdD> Hi there,
GvdD> I am creating a flyer with a 3 column layout. Now I need to adapt the
GvdD> column-widths for the different columns. Something like this:
GvdD> \setupcolumns % setup width for column 1
GvdD> [1]
GvdD> [width=0.4\hsize]
etc...
If you don't mind calculating where the columns end yourself, you
might try something like the code below. It's a really nasty hack, but
it looks like what you had in mind:
- the first \rightskip is needed because the intercolumn space is
breaking down on this hack.
- The size values may need some adjustment, since .4 + .4 + (a quarter
of .4) = .9\hsize, not 1. Too lazy to redo the calcs.
- \startverysmall and \stopverysmall were inserted in two iterative
passes, one after the other.
- This hack is basically plain text only, I think.
Greetings, Taco
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% begin
\stelkorpsin[10pt]
\stelkolommenin[n=3,balanceren=nee]
\def\setcolumnhsize% change an internal
{\localcolumnwidth=.4\hsize
\usercolumnwidth=\localcolumnwidth
\hsize=\localcolumnwidth}
\def\startverysmall{% starts .1\hsize
\begingroup
{\parfillskip0pt\par}% this breaks the last par of column 2
\noindent \rightskip = .75\hsize
\hbadness = 10000
\emergencystretch=3em}
\def\stopverysmall{% stops .1\hsize
{\parfillskip0pt\par}% this breaks the last par of column 3
\endgroup
}
\starttekst
\startkolommen
\rightskip=1em
Hi there,
I am creating a flyer with a 3 column layout. Now I need to adapt the
column-widths for the different columns. Something like this:
...My fantastic flyer text...
I can't find anything that looks like this. In fact I do not want 3
columns, but only 2, and a small column look-alike-thing in the right
margin. So a solution could be to create a two-column layout on a page
with lot's of right-margin, and provide the text in the right-margin
seperatly? Don't know how to do that either, but I can find that out
myself (I hope).
%............... text between "I am" and "hope); repeated 5 more times,
% cut out of the email message for brevity.....
I am creating a flyer with a 3 column layout. Now I need to adapt the
column-widths for the different columns. Something like this:
...My fantastic flyer text...
I can't find anything that looks like this. In fact I do not want 3
columns,\startverysmall but only 2, and a small column look-alike-thing in the right
margin. So a solution could be to create a two-column layout on a page
with lot's of right-margin, and provide the text in the right-margin
seperatly? Don't know how to do that either, but I can find that out
myself (I hope).
I am creating a flyer with a 3 column layout. Now I need to adapt the
column-widths for the different columns.\stopverysmall Something like this:
...My fantastic flyer text...
I can't find anything that looks like this. In fact I do not want 3
columns, but only 2, and a small column look-alike-thing in the right
margin. So a solution could be to create a two-column layout on a page
with lot's of right-margin, and provide the text in the right-margin
seperatly? Don't know how to do that either, but I can find that out
myself (I hope).
Any ideas?
Gilbert.
\stopkolommen
\stoptekst
%%%%%%EOF
next reply other threads:[~1998-11-17 14:27 UTC|newest]
Thread overview: 3+ messages / expand[flat|nested] mbox.gz Atom feed top
1998-11-17 14:27 Taco Hoekwater [this message]
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2002-10-23 16:38 Gilbert van den Dobbelsteen
1998-11-17 13:57 Hans Hagen
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