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== See also ==
 
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Revision as of 19:21, 9 May 2012

\setupbodyfontenvironment

Syntax

\setupbodyfontenvironment[...][...,...=...,...]
[...] see \setupbodyfont
[...,...=...,...] see \setupbodyfont


Description

Example

\setupbodyfontenvironment
    [default][em=italic]

\em defaults to slanted, this makes \em=\it

The command takes also other arguments such as the ones in the following example:

\setupbodyfont[dejavu]

\setupbodyfontenvironment
 [default]
 [smallsized=1.25,
  mediumsized=1.5,
  largesized=2.0]

\definefontsize[smallsized]
\definefontsize[mediumsized]
\definefontsize[largesized]

\starttext

\setuphead[chapter]   [style=\bflargesized]
\setuphead[section]   [style=\bfmediumsized]
\setuphead[subsection][style=\bfsmallsized]

\chapter   {Whatever $x-1$}
\section   {Whatever $x-1$}
\subsection{Whatever $x-1$}

\input ward
\blank
Whatever $x-1$
\blank

{\itmediumsized This is italic medium sized. $\cos(x) = {\rm Re}(\exp({\rm i}x))$}

\blank

{\rmmediumsized This is roman medium sized. \crlf
$\cos(x) = {\rm Re}(\exp({\rm i}x))$}

\stoptext

This means that once various sizes have been set, they can be applied to various styles such as

 \rm, \it, \bf 

.

See also

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