Hello everyone, I have defined a macro for the chapter layouts -- nothing fancy, but still it is giving me trouble. Essentially, I call this macro using *command=* in *\setuphead*. My philosophy was to add all the details in the macro, so that I don't have to call anyother keyvalue pairs in *\setuphead*. However, the macro gives two different results when called for typesetting a chapter heading by ConTeXt internals and explicitly by me in the document (see attached file). I don't know why the chapter number font style is not obeyed. If I add *numberstyle=dfont* in *\setuphead*, then the font size is increased but the frame size has spurious space at top and bottom. When I call the macro myself, there is a single whitespace before the chapter heading (as can be seen in the attached file). I have gone through the wiki as much as possible and I think that I could have easily copied *much better* heading styles from it. But I do not want to use code that I don't fully understand. Any suggestions/help will be most appreciated. Regards, Devendra *MWE* \definefont [dfont] [Serif at 60pt] \definecolor[lightgrey][h=d8dcd6] \define[2]\dmaketitle{% \starttable[|r|r|] \NC \framed [frame=on, rulethickness=3pt, framecolor=lightgrey, foreground=color, foregroundcolor=lightgrey, corner=00, align=right] {\hspace[big]{\dfont#1}} \NC \framed [width=.1\textwidth, strut=no, frame=on, align={flushleft,nothyphenated,verytolerant}] {{\kap\kerncharacters[.5]\tfc#2}} \NR \stoptable } \setuphead [chapter] [command=\dmaketitle] %numberstyle=\dfont \starttext \chapter{Introduction to thesis} \dmaketitle{1}{Introduction to thesis} \stoptext
