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The <context> ... </context>
tags process their ConTeXt contents on the fly and include the result on the page as an image. Whitespace is cropped out. The following options are available:
source=yes
displays the source before the output.text="some text"
places 'some text' between the source and the output.mode=mkiv
ensures Mark IV is used instead of the default Mark II.
Contents
Examples
Plain example
Wiki markup | Wiki display |
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<context> \setupcolors [state=start] \framed [background=color, backgroundcolor=green, offset=0.5cm ]{hello world!} </context> |
source=yes
Wiki markup | Wiki display |
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<context source="yes" text="produces"> \setupcolors [state=start] \framed [background=color, backgroundcolor=green, offset=0,5cm ]{hello world!} </context> |
\setupcolors [state=start] \framed [background=color, backgroundcolor=green, offset=0.5cm ]{hello world!} produces
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mode=mkii and mode=mkiv
Wiki markup | Wiki display |
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<context source="yes"> Version: \contextversionnumber </context> |
Version: \contextversionnumber
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<context mode=mkiv source="yes"> % mode=mkiv Version: \contextversionnumber </context> |
% mode=mkiv Version: \contextversionnumber |
Displaying multiple pages
\setuppapersize[A10, landscape][A8, landscape] \setuppaper[nx=2, ny=2] % arrange pages 2 by 2 (must come before \setuparranging[XY]) \setuparranging[XY] % arrange pages n by n (across, then down) \setuppagenumbering[footer] % page numbers are always useful \showframe[edge] % Draw line around each page. Prevents overzealous cropping one \page[yes] two \page[yes] three \page[yes] four