Re: Underlined header

Re: Underlined header

[Hans Hagen]

At 10:21 AM 11/23/00 +0100, Tobias Burnus wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I was asked why this doesn't work (ConTeXt becomes increasently more used
>at our Physical Department!!!!):
>
>\setupheader[text][style=\sc, after=\hairline]
>
>\def\SFT{\startframedtext[frame=off,bottomframe=on]}
>\setupheader[text]
>[style=\sc,before=\SFT,
>after=\stopframedtext]
>
>In both cases the line is too far left.

This has to do with a hairline being typeset at \hsize etc, indeed as you
say in the other mail, using backgrounds is a far better way, especially
since it does not interfere in any sense with whatever. Concerning
'framedtext', that one is meant for runnign texts, since it does some space
optimization. before=\framed[...]\bgroup after=\egroup would do a better
job [or \inframed]

Hans 
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Re: Underlined header

[Tobias Burnus]

Hallo Hans,

> Concerning
> 'framedtext', that one is meant for runnign texts, since it does some space
> optimization. before=\framed[...]\bgroup after=\egroup would do a better
> job [or \inframed]
\setupheader[text]
            [style=\sc,
	    before={\inframed[frame=off,bottomframe=on]\bgroup},
	     after=\egroup]

produces a nice line (just below the writting, not at the bottom of the
header box as \setupbackgrounds does), but it spans not only the textwidth
but the complete pagewidth, why?

Another thing: How do I shorten very long headers?

Tobias

Re: Underlined header

[Hans Hagen]

At 12:51 PM 11/23/00 +0100, Tobias Burnus wrote:
>Hallo Hans,
>
>> Concerning
>> 'framedtext', that one is meant for runnign texts, since it does some space
>> optimization. before=\framed[...]\bgroup after=\egroup would do a better
>> job [or \inframed]
>\setupheader[text]
>            [style=\sc,
>	    before={\inframed[frame=off,bottomframe=on]\bgroup},
>	     after=\egroup]
>
>produces a nice line (just below the writting, not at the bottom of the
>header box as \setupbackgrounds does), but it spans not only the textwidth
>but the complete pagewidth, why?

i have to look into it and maybe set the \hsize more explicitly, you can
say: width=\makeupwidth

>Another thing: How do I shorten very long headers?

maxwidth=.75\textwidth

and alike [for left and right]; this also works in list entries. 

Hans
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Re: Underlined header

[Tobias Burnus]

Hallo Hans, hi all,

> >Another thing: How do I shorten very long headers?
> maxwidth=.75\textwidth
I thought [chapter] texts which are very long and span more than the size
left to the pagenumber.

Tobias

Re: Underlined header

[Hraban]

Tobias Burnus wrote:
> > >Another thing: How do I shorten very long headers?
> > maxwidth=.75\textwidth
> I thought [chapter] texts which are very long and span more than the size
> left to the pagenumber.

I use \nolist{}

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Underlined header

[Tobias Burnus]

Hi,

I was asked why this doesn't work (ConTeXt becomes increasently more used
at our Physical Department!!!!):

\setupheader[text][style=\sc, after=\hairline]

\def\SFT{\startframedtext[frame=off,bottomframe=on]}
\setupheader[text]
[style=\sc,before=\SFT,
after=\stopframedtext]

In both cases the line is too far left.

Tobias

Re: Underlined header

[Tobias Burnus]

Hi,

> \setupheader[text][style=\sc, after=\hairline]
> \def\SFT{\startframedtext[frame=off,bottomframe=on]}
> \setupheader[text]
> [style=\sc,before=\SFT,
> after=\stopframedtext]

Ok, I found the solution myself:
\setupbackgrounds[header][frame=off,bottomframe=on]

Tobias