Am 16.07.2011 um 19:35 schrieb Marcin Borkowski:
Anybody help, please...?
Layers are objects which can be placed on any place of the page. The difference between \setupbackgrounds and \flushlayer can be seen in the example below. With \setupbackground the layer content is put on the requested position (behind the text) after TeX has finished the page. With \flushlayer ConTeXt starts a new page where all collected layers are placed without any other text. \definelayer[one] \definelayer[two] \setupbackgrounds[text][text][background=one] \starttext \input ward \setlayer[one][x=3cm,y=3cm]{\tt One} \page \setlayer[two][x=3cm,y=3cm]{\tt Two} \input ward \flushlayer[two] \input ward \stoptext As your plan is to make a document with layers only \flushlayer is the better choice because you can do this: \definelayer[content] \definestartstop [PAGE] [after={\flushlayer[content]}] \setuplayout[page] \starttext \startPAGE \setlayer[content][x=3cm,y=4cm]{A} \setlayerframed[content][x=7cm,y=2cm,frame=off,foregroundcolor=blue]{B} \stopPAGE \startPAGE \setlayer[content][x=3cm,y=8cm]{\externalfigure[cow]} \stopPAGE \stoptext Wolfgang