Difference between revisions of "Paragraph Referencing"

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This module understands a paragraph as a full closed block of one thought. This means that inside a paragraph enumerations, formulas etc. can apear. That is why a paragraph must be defined manuelly via <code>\startParagraph</code> and <code>\stopParagraph</code>.
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Each paragraph gets numbered started by each title. In order to link to a paragraph it can be reference by the optional parameter <code>reference=...</code> as a text reference.
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One or more paragraphs can be summarized by a low level title which is displayed as a margin note (margin title) via the optional parameter <code>title=...</code>.
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\startParagraph[reference=...,title=...]
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\input tufte
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\stopParagraph
  
 
<div style="background: #FFFFDD">Singe paragraph: code and result</div>
 
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<div style="background: #FFFFDD">Multi paragraphs and references: code and result</div>

Revision as of 17:03, 12 October 2012

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This module understands a paragraph as a full closed block of one thought. This means that inside a paragraph enumerations, formulas etc. can apear. That is why a paragraph must be defined manuelly via \startParagraph and \stopParagraph.

Each paragraph gets numbered started by each title. In order to link to a paragraph it can be reference by the optional parameter reference=... as a text reference.

One or more paragraphs can be summarized by a low level title which is displayed as a margin note (margin title) via the optional parameter title=....

\startParagraph[reference=...,title=...]
\input tufte
\stopParagraph
Singe paragraph: code and result
Multi paragraphs and references: code and result