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2011/8/17 Peter Rolf
I like the last example on: http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Graphical_text_manipulation
This creates a left aligned 'logo'. I would like it to be centered. I tried several things, but until now to no avail. How can I get it
Am 17.08.2011 13:50, schrieb Cecil Westerhof: centered?
my first guess would be
\midaligned{\vbox{% \clip \clip \clip }}
I tried a lot, but just this one not. I got one long line with the three parts beside each-other, a little room between the parts, no effect, …
untested.. ;-)
It does exactly what I want. :-D Would be a nice one to make a macro from. Have to delve first more deeply into ConTeXt. I do not know enough about parameter handling. (Named, variable, …) I went one step further. Because I found the upper and lower parts to small, I used: \midaligned{\vbox{% \clip[ny=5,y=1]{\color[blue]\MyLogo} \clip[ny=5,y=2]{\color[blue]\MyLogo} \clip[ny=5,y=3]{\color[yellow]\MyLogo} \clip[ny=5,y=4]{\color[red]\MyLogo} \clip[ny=5,y=5]{\color[red]\MyLogo} }} But now the second blue and the second red part become black. Why? -- Cecil Westerhof