Hans Hagen wrote:
probably some interaction, best use
\definetextbackground[taco][location=paragraph,frame=off]
A\inleft{test1} b
\starttextbackground[taco] A\inleft{test2} b \stoptextbackground
No problem since \startbackground has a number of other problems as well (esp. regarding float placements) that I'd be happy to get away from, but (never having used textbackgrounds seriously before) is there a simple way to get the equivalent of \setupbackground[frame=off,leftframe=on] using textbackgrounds? My previous set of definitions was: %D how examples look \defineenumeration [Example] [style={\switchtobodyfont[9pt]}, headstyle={\ss\bf}, before=, after=, inbetween=\noindent, text=Voorbeeld, indentnext=no, indenting=yes, chapternumber=yes] \def\startexample% {\blank \start \setupbackground [frame=off, leftframe=on, offset=0pt, width=broad, background=, rulethickness=2pt, framecolor=examplecolor] \startbackground \startnarrower[left] \startExample } \def\stopexample% {\stopExample \stopnarrower \stopbackground \stop \blank }