Le 18 mai à 22:11:33 "Thomas A. Schmitz"
| > I see; but the other styles work nicely with lecback where I have | > put it, | > don't they? | > | That's a coincidence, and I haven't tested it.
| > If I have to write lecback in that position, my muse styles will be | > more | > difficult to set up :(
| Sorry about that, but the mechanism demands that an explicit pagebreak | be issued before changing the background. If this makes it any easier | for you, you could also do this:
| \starttext | \Maketitle | \page | \lecback | \Slidetitle {J'ai faim} Yes, this was easy to integrate and works quite well.
| > | > btw, afaik titback is implied in \Maketitle, right? Cannot \lecback be | > also included in the \Slidetitle macro? | > | Well, that's one of the things where I haven't really made up my mind. | In theory, you're right; the Slidetitle will only be typeset if we | have the lecback background. Question to the wizards: would it hurt to | have a background switch at every page, even if the background doesn't | really change? I'm kinda reluctant to change the interface now, but | maybe I should. What do you think about this setup:
| \Slidetitle{blabla} => breaks page, invokes switch to "normal" | background, typesets argument as title above slide
| \Picturetitle{blabla} => breaks page, invokes switch to "picture" | background, typesets argument opposite picture
| So question is: is anyone using this (besides Jean and myself) and | relies on the current interface? That is really what I had in mind; so I could have different tags to call these different types of slides. But the first solution is already quite good! best, -- Jean