Thank you, I only tried \usemodule[old-columnsets] before.
It’s really annoying if ConTeXt proves unreliable time and again.
I’m trying to replace InDesign in my workflows as often as possible, but if I need to check and rework my environments with every other beta, it’s no fun and costs a lot of time.
Greetlings, Hraban
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Am 2018-11-08 um 18:32 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster
The columns environment uses now the newer mixedcolumns mechanism which is the reason for the differences in your document.
To use the older columns mechanism add \usemodule[old-multicolumns] to your document.
Wolfgang
Henning Hraban Ramm schrieb am 07.11.18 um 22:53:
In the last days I recognized that some of my ConTeXt projects behave differently WRT spacing, not only with \framed, but also with heads - everywhere there’s more space induced than before. The attached screenshot shows an example of before and after.
The headings are set up like
\setuphead[section,subject][page=no, before={\testpage[7]\blank},after=, previousnumber=no, sectionsegments=section] \setuphead[subsection,subsubject][style={\bf}, before={\testpage[7]\blank[small]},after=, sectionsegments=section:subsection]
"1 Aufnahme" is a section, "1.1" is a subsection; I always use the start/stop version.
To get back to the old behaviour, I need to replace the \blank commands with a negative vskip of font size! And then there’s still space inserted if the heading starts at the top of a column.
I tried to come up with a MWE – headingspacetest.tex shows at least that there’s always space inserted before section headers.
It might be related to some font handling, since the spacing changes affect different "things" in different projects – frames with my label stickers and on my magazine covers, headings like here. Or maybe the changes are unrelated.
This change happened between ConTeXt versions 2018.07.27 and 2018.09.01. I didn’t change my code.
Unfortunately there are no older versions of ConTeXt to go back to any more.