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Hi Mickael, Maybe this is what you want: \defineenumeration[example] [text=Example, title=yes, titleleft=, titleright={.}, ] \starttext \startexample{Title} This is a test. \stopexample \stoptext Of course is you say text=, then you get only « Title » and a number in front of it. Best regards: OK
On 21 Dec 2020, at 11:05, Mikael Sundqvist
wrote: Hi,
Has anything changed with titles and enumerations? I expected a title "Title" with the following setup.
\defineenumeration[example][ text=Example, title=yes, ]
\starttext \startexample[title={Title}] This is a test. \stopexample \stoptext
But it does not show up.
/Mikael
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