OK, found a sufficiant solution \setuphead[chapter][placehead=no] \setupheadertexts[][\setups{a}][][]\ \startsetups[a] \expanded{\fetchmark[a][first]} \stopsetups \definemarking[a] \starttext \chapter{my chapter} \marking[a]{my chapter} \input knuth \stoptext Any other ideas? Piotr 2013/5/2 Piotr Kopszak :

Sorry, forgot about a minimal example. Here it is.

\setuphead[chapter][placehead=no] \setupheadertexts[][chapter][][] \starttext \chapter{my chapter} \input knuth \stoptext

2013/5/2 Piotr Kopszak :

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Hello list,

I am trying to suppress chapter heading and at the same time use chapter title in the headertext. Is it possible with mkIV?

Best

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OK, now I see the difference between "no" and "empty"! Great. Many thanks Piotr 2013/5/2 Wolfgang Schuster :

Am 02.05.2013 um 17:20 schrieb Piotr Kopszak :

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OK, found a sufficiant solution

\setuphead[chapter][placehead=no] \setupheadertexts[][\setups{a}][][]\ \startsetups[a] \expanded{\fetchmark[a][first]} \stopsetups \definemarking[a] \starttext \chapter{my chapter} \marking[a]{my chapter} \input knuth \stoptext

Any other ideas?

\setuphead[chapter][placehead=empty]

\setupheadertexts[][chapter][][]

\starttext \chapter{my chapter} \input knuth \stoptext

Wolfgang

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