On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 10:28 PM, Alexandros Frantzis
I, too, am trying to create a similar CV layout. As I have already reported in other emails to the list, I have been having trouble when the first thing after the title is an enumeration. More specifically, the first item of the enumeration is not aligned with the title in the margin (it is always placed a bit below). Unfortunately, this still happens when using descriptions.
A way around this is to use something like \setupitemize[before=\vskip -20pt]. But this is specific to the font sizes I am using and a bit ugly. I have tried suppressing the whitespace around itemizations (nowhite, joinedup) and/or using stuff like \blank[disable] and \blank[back] but to no avail.
Does anyone know of a better, more generic way of doing this or even if it is possible (judging from the lack of answers to my previous posts I am guessing this is not something trivial)?
Thanks, Alexandros
------------------- START CODE ------------------------ \definedescription[desc][location=inmargin,width=broad]
\starttext
\startdesc{Description1} This is the text of desc1. This is the text of desc1. This is the text of desc1. This is the text of desc1. This is the text of desc1. This is the text of desc1. This is the text of desc1. \stopdesc
\startdesc{Description2}
\startitemize[packed,nowhite,joinedup] \item First item (should be right next to title) \item Second item \item Third item \stopitemize
\stopdesc
\startdesc{Description2} % \quad\startitemize[text,packed,nowhite,joinedup] \item First item (should be right next to title)\par \item Second item\par \item Third item \stopitemize \stopdesc
\stoptext -------------------- END CODE ------------------------
Wolfgang