Difference between revisions of "Report style"
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*** {{code|1=if multilocs[i] == 3:}} | *** {{code|1=if multilocs[i] == 3:}} | ||
− | ** | + | ** headings with rules "across the page", slightly different design for right and left page, in order to bring dynamic: |
*** {{cmd|defineoverlay}} | *** {{cmd|defineoverlay}} | ||
*** {{cmd|useMPgraphic}} | *** {{cmd|useMPgraphic}} |
Revision as of 21:02, 29 November 2020
Report style 01
- "try to look nice and dynamique" report, inspired by initial PDF material, and used to learn ConTeXt (pdftotext > markdown > pandoc > manual work):
- several features are used
- metapost/metafun for covers and headings
for i=1 upto nofmultipars
if multilocs[i] == 3:
- headings with rules "across the page", slightly different design for right and left page, in order to bring dynamic:
- numbering with decreasing font size with increasing level of sectioning (\defineconversion, \definestructureconversionset, sectionconversionset, prefixconversionset)
- specific "encadré" environment, with
- local footnotes (\definenote, \setupnotation, numberconversion
- dedicated numbering, added to the table of content (\setuplist, \setupreferencestructureprefix, \sectionresetset...)
- a margin in color to highlight the text pushed on the right (\definetextbackground, , , ...)
- metapost used to bring rules and dynamics
- metapost/metafun for covers and headings