Dear list, I have the following sample: \setupindenting[medium, always] \starttext \startitemize[a, indentnext=no] \item This is not indented. This shouldn’t be indented, but it is. \stopitemize \stoptext How can I get that the paragraphs other than the first in the item don’t get indented? Many thanks for your help, Pablo -- http://www.ousia.tk
Am 19.10.2014 um 21:10 schrieb Pablo Rodriguez
: Dear list,
I have the following sample:
\setupindenting[medium, always] \starttext \startitemize[a, indentnext=no] \item This is not indented.
This shouldn’t be indented, but it is. \stopitemize \stoptext
How can I get that the paragraphs other than the first in the item don’t get indented?
Many thanks for your help,
1. You can’t put a keyword (the “a” option) and a assignment (indentnext=no) into the same argument of a command. 2. The indent next option controls whether the paragraph after the environment is indented or not but what you need is the indenting key. 3. You have to use \startitemize[a][indenting=no] in your document. Wolfgang
On 10/19/2014 09:49 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote: >>[...] >> \setupindenting[medium, always] >> \starttext >> \startitemize[a, indentnext=no] >> \item This is not indented. >> >> This shouldn’t be indented, but it is. >> \stopitemize >> \stoptext >> [...] > 1. You can’t put a keyword (the “a” option) and a assignment > (indentnext=no) into the same argument of a command. > > 2. The indent next option controls whether the paragraph after the > environment is indented or not but what you need is the indenting key. > > 3. You have to use \startitemize[a][indenting=no] in your document. Many thanks for your fast reply and you excellent explanation, Wolfgang. Pablo -- http://www.ousia.tk
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