Making font smaller in \starttyping environment?
Hello, I know I should be able to do it (and think I've done it once upon a time), but how do I change the font size just for \tt and for \starttyping \stoptyping environment? I have no problems with the font used, I just want my typed text to be a tad smaller (like \tfx for that font). Once again I feel very bewildered in the font land... Thanks, Mari
Am 31.08.2013 um 18:35 schrieb Mari Voipio
Hello,
I know I should be able to do it (and think I've done it once upon a time), but how do I change the font size just for \tt and for \starttyping \stoptyping environment?
I have no problems with the font used, I just want my typed text to be a tad smaller (like \tfx for that font).
Once again I feel very bewildered in the font land…
When you want a smaller size for the monospaced font you can use the rscale key from \definetypeface. \definetypeface [mainface] [rm] [serif] [modern] [default] \definetypeface [mainface] [tt] [mono] [modern] [default] [rscale=0.95] \starttext Serif text and {\tt monospaced text.} \stoptext The font (and also the font size) for the verbatim block could be changed with the \setuptyping command, e.g. \setuptyping[bodyfont=11pt] or \setuptyping[style=small] Wolfgang
On Sat, Aug 31, 2013 at 7:44 PM, Wolfgang Schuster
When you want a smaller size for the monospaced font you can use the rscale key from \definetypeface.
*That* was the command that I was grappling to find and that I've used before.
\setuptyping[style=small]
If I do this, the font gets smaller, but it also switches to [rm] which isn't exactly useful... However, I found that \setuptyping[style=\tfx\tt] will do the job. Thanks again, Wolfgang, for your speedy reply! Mari
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