On 2011-10-14 Jan Heinen <JaHeinen@gmx.de> wrote:

> And here are my results: 
> http://www.imagebanana.com/view/8vq30irn/ContextLayers.png
> 
> There are only little things which could be improved: How??
> 1. where comes the frame around the foto from? How can I 
> switch it off?

You introduced one pair on brackets too much.

> 2. There is a thin white line between layer A and the 
> Infobox. How to rid of it?

I don't see a white line, neither on the image you
provided, nor when I compile it.

> 3. How can I get padding into the Infobox? top, botttom, 
> right and left

Maybe there's a cleaner solution, but I misuse the frame
itself for that (see example).

> And here is my code for everyone who likes the layout of my 
> friends-book ;-)

The layout is a matter of taste, but the code is
improvable. Here are some tips:

- Don't write everything in one line! Use indentation. If
  your code is ugly to read, it lowers the change of
  getting a response.

- Make the code compile. At least on my context (not
  really up-to-date) it throws an error.

- There are some images and text files included in the
  ConTeXt distribution. Check
  …texmf-context/tex/context/sample
  Use them (e.g. “cow”).


Regards

Marco Patzer