Hi Thangalin!
thank you for your reply. It does what I was looking for. I had already inbetween= in my definition, which I thought would be to adjust the spacing inside a row of enumeration-items… But the before and after commands do the trick. Even the width is great, I adjusted the value a little bit and now the enumerations look precisely as I had it in mind.
Thank you very much.
Willi
On 5 okt. 2014, at 22:21, Thangalin
Try this:
\defineenumeration[OtherMeaning][ text=, headstyle=normal, alternative={left}, %,serried distance=0pt, width=20pt, stopper=\high{o}, inbetween=, before={\blank[small]}, after={\blank[small]}, inbetween=, ]
\setupnarrower[ before={\blank[big]}, after={\blank[big]}, ]
\starttext {\bf Ton}
\startnarrower \startOtherMeaning Inhoudsmaat van een schip, die 1000 kilo \dots \stopOtherMeaning \startOtherMeaning Tonvormige boei \dots \stopOtherMeaning \stopnarrower
{\bf Tong,} z. n. v.
\startnarrower Split van een standaard. \dots \stopnarrower \stoptext
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