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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | If a paragraphs environment is defined with, e.g. <code>{{cmd|defineparagraphs}}[sidebyside]</code>, then <code>\sidebyside</code> moves to the next paragraph column in a <code>\startsidebyside</code> environment. See {{cmd| | + | If a paragraphs environment is defined with, e.g. <code>{{cmd|defineparagraphs}}[sidebyside]</code>, then <code>\sidebyside</code> moves to the next paragraph column in a <code>\startsidebyside</code> environment. See {{cmd|startparagraph}} and {{cmd|defineparagraphs}} for more info. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 18:22, 24 April 2012
\paragraph
Syntax
| \paragraph |
Description
If a paragraphs environment is defined with, e.g. \defineparagraphs[sidebyside], then \sidebyside moves to the next paragraph column in a \startsidebyside environment. See \startparagraph and \defineparagraphs for more info.
See also
- \defineparagraphs to define the paragraphs environment
- \setupparagraphs to set up the environment and the individual paragraph columns
- \startparagraph to start a paragraphs environment.
- \column, which does the same thing in a \startcolumns environment.
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