Hello everyone, I have 14 graphs that I want to arrange in a single page. I've found the best wat to do that is with a 3 by 5 combination. Yet, it would look better if I had a 3 by 4 combination and a 2 by 1 centered underneath the preveious. Is there some simple way to do that? Also, a while ago I asked about the font size of the captions in the combinations, which wasn't being respected in Math mode. I've tried in the latest beta and the problem persists. Any ideas? Example: \setupcaptions[ headstyle=\ss\bf,style=\tfx ] \setupcombinations[ style=\tfx\em ] \starttext \placefigure [center] {Combination Caption} \startcombination [2*1] {\framed[height=.45\textwidth,width=.45\textwidth]{My Graphic 1}}{Text: Test. Math: $Test$} {\framed[height=.45\textwidth,width=.45\textwidth]{My Graphic 2}}{Text: Test. Math: $Test$} \stopcombination \stoptext Thanks, Pepe
On Sat, 7 Oct 2006, Pepe Barbe wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have 14 graphs that I want to arrange in a single page. I've found the best wat to do that is with a 3 by 5 combination. Yet, it would look better if I had a 3 by 4 combination and a 2 by 1 centered underneath the preveious. Is there some simple way to do that?
Not that I know of. It may be possible to expand \start stop combination to work with \startcombination[3*4,2*1] but then you will have to count on your own. Perhaps, you can define (untested) \def\resetcombination{\stopcomination\startcombination} and then \startcombination[3*4] .... .... \resetcombination[2*1] .... .... \stopcombination
Also, a while ago I asked about the font size of the captions in the combinations, which wasn't being respected in Math mode. I've tried in the latest beta and the problem persists. Any ideas?
The problem, if any, is with \tfx. This demonstrates it \tfx Test $Test$ Perhaps a cleaner way to do this is \switchtobodyfont[small] Test $Test$ I do not know why is this not equivalent to \small Test $Test$ Aditya
Aditya,
Thanks for the help.
On 10/8/06, Aditya Mahajan
\startcombination[3*4,2*1] but then you will have to count on your own.
That is what I wanted to avoid, I don't know ConTeXt very well, and less TeX.
Perhaps, you can define (untested)
\def\resetcombination{\stopcomination\startcombination} and then
I tried a similar idea. But it didn't work. If I start with 2*1 and then 3*4 it shows everything but the first two are not centered, so its the same. If I do 3*4 and then 2*1 it just shows the 3*4 and thend the figure ends for some reason.
The problem, if any, is with \tfx. This demonstrates it
Thanks for this info! Pepe
On Sun, 8 Oct 2006, Pepe Barbe wrote:
Aditya,
Thanks for the help.
On 10/8/06, Aditya Mahajan
wrote: \startcombination[3*4,2*1] but then you will have to count on your own.
That is what I wanted to avoid, I don't know ConTeXt very well, and less TeX.
Perhaps, you can define (untested)
\def\resetcombination{\stopcomination\startcombination} and then
I tried a similar idea. But it didn't work. If I start with 2*1 and then 3*4 it shows everything but the first two are not centered, so its the same. If I do 3*4 and then 2*1 it just shows the 3*4 and thend the figure ends for some reason.
That was because you do not have proper grouping in your \placefigure definition. Try \placefigure[tag][here] {Caption} {% <-- Note this \startcombination[3*4] .... \stopcombination \startcombination[2*1] .... \stopcombination } %<---- Note this Aditya
On 10/8/06, Aditya Mahajan
That was because you do not have proper grouping in your \placefigure definition. Try
\placefigure[tag][here] {Caption} {% <-- Note this \startcombination[3*4] .... \stopcombination \startcombination[2*1] .... \stopcombination } %<---- Note this
Thanks. It does work, but is the same as doing 3*5. The last line does not show centered. Pepe
On Sun, 8 Oct 2006, Pepe Barbe wrote:
On 10/8/06, Aditya Mahajan
wrote: That was because you do not have proper grouping in your \placefigure definition. Try
\placefigure[tag][here] {Caption} {% <-- Note this \startcombination[3*4] .... \stopcombination \startcombination[2*1] .... \stopcombination } %<---- Note this
Thanks. It does work, but is the same as doing 3*5. The last line does not show centered.
You can center it on your own by \midaligned. \placefigure {Combinations} { \startcombination [3*4] {\externalfigure[unknown]}{1} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{2} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{3} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{4} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{5} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{6} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{7} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{8} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{9} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{10} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{11} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{12} \stopcombination \blank[medium] %<-- This is the default inbetween for % \setupcombinations \midaligned{\startcombination[2*1] {\externalfigure[unknown]}{1} {\externalfigure[unknown]}{2} \stopcombination}} Aditya
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