References with or without interaction
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Hi everyone, I noticed what seems to be a lack of coherence when typesetting references with interaction enabled. Look at the example below: \setupinteraction[state=start] \starttext See \in{figure}[fig:a]. {\it See \in{figure}[fig:a].} \placefigure [][fig:a] {A caption.} {HELLO} \stoptext When interaction is enabled, the two references are typeset bold and upshape. When it's not, the first one is upshape, the other is italic. This can lead to overfull hbox when turning on interaction, and this is quite unintuitive. Is there a reason why it is so in ConTeXt? Best regards, Morgan
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Morgan Brassel wrote:
Hi everyone,
I noticed what seems to be a lack of coherence when typesetting references with interaction enabled. Look at the example below:
\setupinteraction[state=start] \starttext See \in{figure}[fig:a]. {\it See \in{figure}[fig:a].} \placefigure [][fig:a] {A caption.} {HELLO} \stoptext
When interaction is enabled, the two references are typeset bold and upshape. When it's not, the first one is upshape, the other is italic. This can lead to overfull hbox when turning on interaction, and this is quite unintuitive. Is there a reason why it is so in ConTeXt?
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On Sun, 6 Apr 2008, Hans Hagen wrote:
Morgan Brassel wrote:
Hi everyone,
I noticed what seems to be a lack of coherence when typesetting references with interaction enabled. Look at the example below:
\setupinteraction[state=start] \starttext See \in{figure}[fig:a]. {\it See \in{figure}[fig:a].} \placefigure [][fig:a] {A caption.} {HELLO} \stoptext
When interaction is enabled, the two references are typeset bold and upshape. When it's not, the first one is upshape, the other is italic. This can lead to overfull hbox when turning on interaction, and this is quite unintuitive. Is there a reason why it is so in ConTeXt?
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Thank you Hans, and sorry for my post: I should have looked more carefully in texshow... Best regards, Morgan
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