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On 10/11/19 5:12 PM, Michelle Weidling wrote:
Am 10.10.19 um 19:17 schrieb Pablo Rodriguez:
[...] Is there any way to setup the space after of \section when it is followed by another heading?
I mean, is there no way to decrease the space between two headings?> > I'm not sure if this is the best way to solve it, but you could define> custom headers for this situation that toss the spaces:> > \definehead[modifiedSection][section]> \setuphead[modifiedSection]> [after={\blank[none]}]> \definehead[modifiedSubsection][subsection]> \setuphead[modifiedSubsection]> [before={\blank[none]}] > > (This approach feels a bit brute force to me and I'd be happy to see a> more elegant solution.)
Dear Michelle, many thanks for your help. This is a way of solving it, but I don’t even know how the lpath for that (to compile XML sources) would have to be written. I wonder whether ConTeXt has a more powerful way to solve this. I’m thinking of something similar to: \blank[powerful] = \blank \blank[powerful] + \blank[powerful] = \blank[none] spac-ver.mkiv might contain an explanation to that, »aber es kommt mir Spanisch vor« (pun intended 😅). Best wishes, Pablo -- http://www.ousia.tk