Hi, I want my footnotes (bottom page) to be indented first line. So I tried this \setupfootnotes[indentnext=yes,numbercommand=\hskip1em\high] \setupfootnotedefinition[indentnext=yes,distance=0.5em,location=serried] But "\hskip1em" is now the distance to the right corner of the footnote's number. So the space before "999" is smaller than "1". But what is the syntax if the indent should be like in plain paragraphs: always the same? Steffen
Hi,
I want my footnotes (bottom page) to be indented first line. So I tried this
\setupfootnotes[indentnext=yes,numbercommand=\hskip1em\high] \setupfootnotedefinition [indentnext=yes,distance=0.5em,location=serried]
But "\hskip1em" is now the distance to the right corner of the footnote's number.
This one looks *quite* good: \def\myFNnumber#1{\hskip1.5em\inframed[width=2em,offset=. 0em,frame=off,align=right]{#1}} \setupfootnotedefinition[command= \myFNnumber,indentnext=yes,location=serried] But I have to define "\hskip1.5em" in order to get real 1em space before the frame! So I guess it's not a very healthy code. Someone has a better suggestion? Steffen
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
I want my footnotes (bottom page) to be indented first line. So I tried this
\setupfootnotes[indentnext=yes,numbercommand=\hskip1em\high] \setupfootnotedefinition [indentnext=yes,distance=0.5em,location=serried]
But "\hskip1em" is now the distance to the right corner of the footnote's number.
Have you searched the mailing list archive at contextgarden? http://archive.contextgarden.net/search/20071201.000000.00000000@footnote,in... Maybe from http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20050722.081003.ff83fe3b.en.html \setupnotedefinition[footnote][indenting={medium,yes}] helps. Sorry, just guessing (no xp with footnotes)... Can you make a minimal example to play with? Peter
This one looks *quite* good:
\def\myFNnumber#1{\hskip1.5em\inframed[width=2em,offset=. 0em,frame=off,align=right]{#1}} \setupfootnotedefinition[command= \myFNnumber,indentnext=yes,location=serried]
But I have to define "\hskip1.5em" in order to get real 1em space before the frame! So I guess it's not a very healthy code.
Someone has a better suggestion?
Steffen
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