Command/setupcolumnsetstart

\setupcolumnsetstart

Syntax (autogenerated)

\setupcolumnsetstart[...][...][...][...]
[...]	name
[...]	number
[...]	number
[...]	number

Syntax

\setupcolumnsetstart[...][...][...][...]
[...]	columnset name
[...]	nesting level
[...]	number of individual column in columnset
[...]	starting line (1 = start at the top)

Description

Specify, for an individual column in a columnset, on what line you want its contents to start. Say that a column is setup with \setupcolumnsetlines to have 40 lines, and with \setupcolumnsetstart to start on line 15, then the column will have lines 1-14 empty, and text in lines 15-40; any text beyond that will end up in the next column.

Example

(This example is not compiled here, but works correctly.)

\definecolumnset [three] [n=3,balancing=yes]

\setupcolumnsetlines[three][1][1][40]
\setupcolumnsetlines[three][1][2][40]
\setupcolumnsetlines[three][1][3][40]

\setupcolumnsetstart[three][1][1][15]
\setupcolumnsetstart[three][1][2][20]
\setupcolumnsetstart[three][1][3][20]

\starttext
  \switchtobodyfont[small]
  \startcolumnset[three] 
    \dorecurse {4}{\input tufte \par} 
  \stopcolumnset
\stoptext

See also

• \definecolumnset
• \startcolumnset
• \setupcolumnsetlines

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