Am 04.07.2025 um 13:00 schrieb John Was:
Hello.
I'm still in the newbie category with ConTeXt, and am getting to grips with bookmarking of PDFs for the first time ever. The following example gives the correct hierarchy of subordinated bookmarks - part, chapter, and section, each progressively indented in the bookmark column at the left. However, I don't want the parts to have numbers at all, and I want the chapters to be numbered 1, 2, etc. (not 1.1, 1.2, etc.). If I ever go live with ConTeXt, the sections won't have any numbers at all (and I can see how to set this up), but in this default example I would like them also to shift up one decimal place: 1.1., not 1.1.1, and so on. I'm guessing there's an option in \part that I should be invoking, but I don't immediately see what that is (there doesn't seem to be a \startpart...\stoppart to allow the relatively straightforward customization that we get with chapters and sections). Here is the example:
1. Numbering You can set the number range of a heading with the sectionsegments key. %%%% begin example \setuphead [part] [placehead=yes] \setuphead [chapter] [sectionsegments=chapter] \setuphead [section] [sectionsegments=chapter:section] \starttext \part{This is a \tex{part}} \chapter{This is a \tex{chapter}} \section{This is a \tex{section}} \stoptext %%%% end example 2. Header and footer You can disable headers and footers on chapter etc. page with the header and footer keys. %%%% begin example \setuphead [chapter] [header=empty] \starttext \chapter{This is a \tex{chapter}} \stoptext %%%% end example 3. Page break You can control whether chapters etc. start on an odd, even etc. page with the page key. %%%% begin example \setuphead [chapter] [page=odd] \starttext \dorecurse{2}{\chapter{Chapter \convertnumber{word}{#1}}} \stoptext %%%% end example PS. Keep your examples minimal and focus on the problem. Wolfgang