Hi everyone One of my current main projects where I use ConTeXt is typesetting journal articles from xml sources. As the journal appears only online, we've decided to publish each article individually. I have a working setup, but I occasionally ponder whether I could make things more smootly. Currently, my folder structure looks roughly like this : 2022 -- _assets -- article1 ---- source ---- md ---- xml ---- pdf ---- html -- article2 etc. Usually, I receive Word files that get transformed via pandoc to markdown, polished, and from there to XML. HTML is produced via XSLT, PDF via ConTeXt. Transformations are performed with the help of a makefile. The _assets folder contains a bunch of helper files, scripts, and two environment files used by ConTeXt : jats.tex -> contains the setup for JATS XML layout.tex -> contains layout settings Now, this mostly works, but I sometimes struggle with things like overrides/additions for specific articles. Say, I have the global definitions, but I need to make small changes for one specific article? Or, I need to add something to one specific article, but I don't want to add this to the <environment> files. I guess my question is something like this : - How could a painless solution for such a scenario look like? - Should you just load multiple environment files and override earlier settings? (How would that work with xml setups?) Best, Denis