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Align text to grid in ConTeXt


Align multi-line section head on the gridplaceongrid and moveongrid not working in ConTeXtGrid on aligned equations in ConTeXtWhen I activate grid layout in ConTeXt, empty lines inexplicably appearContext: Placing float (figure) and caption-top at same height on gridHeadings height and grid in ConTeXTWhy is grid typesetting available in ConTeXt?ConTeXt: How do a hrule beneath title in grid mode?Context: defineparagraphs aligned to grid?Align figure on a grid by it's top edge













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Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup



MWE:



showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext


As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.



EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:



showgrid

definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]

setuplayout[grid=normal]

definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]

setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]

starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup

input wardblank
input ward
stoptext









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    The makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.

    – Wolfgang Schuster
    Jul 21 '16 at 8:26















6















Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup



MWE:



showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext


As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.



EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:



showgrid

definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]

setuplayout[grid=normal]

definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]

setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]

starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup

input wardblank
input ward
stoptext









share|improve this question



















  • 2





    The makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.

    – Wolfgang Schuster
    Jul 21 '16 at 8:26













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1






Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup



MWE:



showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext


As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.



EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:



showgrid

definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]

setuplayout[grid=normal]

definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]

setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]

starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup

input wardblank
input ward
stoptext









share|improve this question
















Guys am working on a page title and I need align some text to grid in definemakeup



MWE:



showframe
showgrid
definemakeup[custom][headerstate=none,footerstate=none]
setuplayout[custom][grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setuplayout[grid=yes,backspace=30mm]
setupwhitespace[big]
starttext
startmakeup[custom]
setupwhitespace[big]
input wardpar
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardpar
input ward
stoptext


As you can see, commands like backspace= are working when setuplayout is used, but grid=yes.



EDIT:
Thanks for the answers DG' and Aditya, the option grid=high is very close from what am looking for, but it fails when i use another font eg. sans serif.
See the following MWE:



showgrid

definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]

setuplayout[grid=normal]

definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]

setuplayout[titlepage][
grid=high,
backspace=30mm,
]

starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank
input ward
stopmakeup

input wardblank
input ward
stoptext






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  • 2





    The makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.

    – Wolfgang Schuster
    Jul 21 '16 at 8:26












  • 2





    The makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.

    – Wolfgang Schuster
    Jul 21 '16 at 8:26







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2





The makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.

– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26





The makeup environment doesn’t support grid snapping but this shouldn’t matter for a simple title page or full page chapter etc. title. Please describe what exactly you’re trying to achieve and we can provide you a solution.

– Wolfgang Schuster
Jul 21 '16 at 8:26










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Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:



showgrid
%
definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
setupbodyfont[mainface,
sans,%<---
]
%
%
setuplayout[grid=normal]
%
definemakeup[titlepage][
headerstate=none,
footerstate=none,
]
setupmakeup[titlepage][
top=vskip-0.75em,
bottom=,]
setuplayout[titlepage][
backspace=30mm,
]
starttext
startmakeup[titlepage]
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stopmakeup
input wardblank[line]
input ward
stoptext


You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.






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    Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:



    showgrid
    %
    definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
    definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
    setupbodyfont[mainface,
    sans,%<---
    ]
    %
    %
    setuplayout[grid=normal]
    %
    definemakeup[titlepage][
    headerstate=none,
    footerstate=none,
    ]
    setupmakeup[titlepage][
    top=vskip-0.75em,
    bottom=,]
    setuplayout[titlepage][
    backspace=30mm,
    ]
    starttext
    startmakeup[titlepage]
    input wardblank[line]
    input ward
    stopmakeup
    input wardblank[line]
    input ward
    stoptext


    You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.






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      Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:



      showgrid
      %
      definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
      definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
      setupbodyfont[mainface,
      sans,%<---
      ]
      %
      %
      setuplayout[grid=normal]
      %
      definemakeup[titlepage][
      headerstate=none,
      footerstate=none,
      ]
      setupmakeup[titlepage][
      top=vskip-0.75em,
      bottom=,]
      setuplayout[titlepage][
      backspace=30mm,
      ]
      starttext
      startmakeup[titlepage]
      input wardblank[line]
      input ward
      stopmakeup
      input wardblank[line]
      input ward
      stoptext


      You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.






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        Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:



        showgrid
        %
        definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
        definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
        setupbodyfont[mainface,
        sans,%<---
        ]
        %
        %
        setuplayout[grid=normal]
        %
        definemakeup[titlepage][
        headerstate=none,
        footerstate=none,
        ]
        setupmakeup[titlepage][
        top=vskip-0.75em,
        bottom=,]
        setuplayout[titlepage][
        backspace=30mm,
        ]
        starttext
        startmakeup[titlepage]
        input wardblank[line]
        input ward
        stopmakeup
        input wardblank[line]
        input ward
        stoptext


        You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.






        share|improve this answer















        Makeup doesn't play well with grid, because basically it's a vbox. In this case, internally there is a dontleavhmode that adds a vertical space, and its effect can be compensate using the top option and guessing the value by try-and-error:



        showgrid
        %
        definefontfamily [mainface][rm][TeX Gyre Pagella]
        definefontfamily [mainface][ss][TeX Gyre Heros]
        setupbodyfont[mainface,
        sans,%<---
        ]
        %
        %
        setuplayout[grid=normal]
        %
        definemakeup[titlepage][
        headerstate=none,
        footerstate=none,
        ]
        setupmakeup[titlepage][
        top=vskip-0.75em,
        bottom=,]
        setuplayout[titlepage][
        backspace=30mm,
        ]
        starttext
        startmakeup[titlepage]
        input wardblank[line]
        input ward
        stopmakeup
        input wardblank[line]
        input ward
        stoptext


        You can also use top=vskip-0.75emvskip10lineheight if you want to set the position of the box at 10 lines from the top of the text area.







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