Command/setuphead

\setuphead

Syntax

\setuphead[...,...,...][...,...=...,...]
[...,...,...]	section
default	SECTION
section	SECTION
coupling	SECTION
sectionnumber	yes no
textstyle	normal bold slanted boldslanted type cap small... COMMAND
textcolor	IDENTIFIER
numberstyle	normal bold slanted boldslanted type cap small... COMMAND
numbercolor	IDENTIFIER
style	normal bold slanted boldslanted type cap small... COMMAND
color	IDENTIFIER
beforesection	COMMAND
aftersection	COMMAND
prefix	IDENTIFIER + -
incrementnumber	yes no list file
placehead	yes no empty hidden
alternative	paragraph normal inmargin margin middle top bottom IDENTIFIER text
expansion	yes no xml command
xmlsetup	IDENTIFIER
catcodes	IDENTIFIER
sectionresetset	IDENTIFIER
sectionseparatorset	IDENTIFIER
sectionconversionset	IDENTIFIER
conversion	IDENTIFIER
sectionstarter	TEXT
sectionstopper	TEXT
sectionset	IDENTIFIER
sectionsegments	NUMBER NUMBER:NUMBER SECTION SECTION:SECTION
distance	DIMENSION Space after head
before	COMMAND
inbetween	COMMAND
after	COMMAND
page	inherits from \page
marking	page reset
number	yes no
continue	yes no
aligntitle	yes no float
interlinespace	inherits from \setupinterlinespace
ownnumber	yes no
commandbefore	COMMAND
commandafter	COMMAND
deeptextcommand	oneargument
numbercommand	oneargument
deepnumbercommand	oneargument
command	twoarguments
align	left right middle normal
hang	none broad fit line number
margintext	yes no
frontpartlabel	name
bodypartlabel	name
appendixlabel	name
backpartlabel	name
header	none empty high nomarking
text	none empty high nomarking
footer	none empty high nomarking
textcommand	oneargument
resetnumber	yes no
file	name
[...,...=...,...]	see \setupheads

Description

• style: See manual "Context: an excursion" section 31.3 Style and size switch in commands, e.g. for large, bold, sans serif section headers use 'style=\tfa\bf\ss'.
• page
  • yes: The section header must be on the top of a new page
  • left: The section header must be on the top of an even page
  • right: The section header must be on the top of an odd page
• continue
  • yes: If the section immeadiately follows a chapter it will be on the same page even though page=yes.
  • no: If the section immeadiately follows a chapter it will start on a new page.
• header/footer: Set a particular header style, see \setupheader.