On Tuesday 29 June 2010 19:33:55 Peter Münster wrote:
On Tue, Jun 29 2010, John Devereux wrote:
....so that "Short Title Rest Of Title" appears as the chapter title, but just "Short Title" appears in the TOC, PDF bookmarks and footers.
\setupinteraction[state=start] \placebookmarks[all] \setupfootertexts[chapter] \starttext \completecontent \startchapter[title=long, list=short, bookmark=bookmark, marking=footer] bla \stopchapter \stoptext
Cheers, Peter
Three points: (1) \setupinteraction [state=start,option=bookmark,contrastcolor=interactioncolor] \setupinteractionscreen [option=bookmark] \placebookmarks [part,chapter,section,subsection] [part,chapter,section] \starttext \completecontent \startchapter [title={First chapter},list={First}] text̛̛ \stopchapter \stoptext Here, the long title gets placed by default in the bookmarks, whereas one probably wants the short title there. Of course, one can use "bookmark={First}", but this might be redundant and thus is not very elegant. An alternative might be to use "bookmark=list" but this, of course, yields "list". Could/should one require the syntax: title={long},list={short}? I would then expect to be able to use: \setupchapter [bookmark=list] to select to put the short title (if list={short}) in the bookmarks, unless there be bookmark={shorter}. (2) Additionally, \chapter [title={First chapter},list={First}] does not work. Logically this should work just as \startchapter. (3) Furthermore, I have a conceptual/structural problem with \startchapter\stopchapter. Take the example: \startchapter [title={First chapter}] bla \stopchapter some text \startchapter [title={Second chapter}] bla \stopchapter Where does "some text" belong? Structurally, I mean. Is it some sort of interlude? The syntax \chapter is not only convenient, it is also logical in that the structural section remains valid until the following \chapter. The \startchapter\stopchapter syntax is attractive but leaves me a bit perplex. Would someone explain? Alan