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ConTeXt: How to enforce spacing below a columnsetspan?

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I'm using columnsets with floating columnsetspans, and I would like to enforce a small amount of vertical space below a columnsetspan and the following text, outside the frame.

Here are some example style definitions:

starttext
% Define columns.
definecolumnset[standard][n=2, balance=yes]

% The shaded box with outline.
startuniqueMPgraphicshadebox
 draw OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor black withpen pensquare;
 fill OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor transparent(1,.1,blue) ;
stopuniqueMPgraphic
defineoverlay[shadebox][useMPgraphicshadebox]

% These column spans are shaded.
definecolumnsetspan[wide][n=2, background=shadebox, indenting=small,yes,first, offset=2mm]

startcolumnset[standard]
startcolumnsetspan[wide]
input tufte
stopcolumnsetspan

input zapf
stoptext

I'd like a "wide" columnsetspan (when arranged vertically above other text) to have a few millimeters of spacing below it to set it apart from the following text, regardless of how the span is positioned on the page. All of the offset parameters seem to affect inner spacing, and after is within the frame.

How can I ensure that there's sufficient space below this columnsetspan?

spacing context framed

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I'm using columnsets with floating columnsetspans, and I would like to enforce a small amount of vertical space below a columnsetspan and the following text, outside the frame.

Here are some example style definitions:

starttext
% Define columns.
definecolumnset[standard][n=2, balance=yes]

% The shaded box with outline.
startuniqueMPgraphicshadebox
 draw OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor black withpen pensquare;
 fill OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor transparent(1,.1,blue) ;
stopuniqueMPgraphic
defineoverlay[shadebox][useMPgraphicshadebox]

% These column spans are shaded.
definecolumnsetspan[wide][n=2, background=shadebox, indenting=small,yes,first, offset=2mm]

startcolumnset[standard]
startcolumnsetspan[wide]
input tufte
stopcolumnsetspan

input zapf
stoptext

I'd like a "wide" columnsetspan (when arranged vertically above other text) to have a few millimeters of spacing below it to set it apart from the following text, regardless of how the span is positioned on the page. All of the offset parameters seem to affect inner spacing, and after is within the frame.

How can I ensure that there's sufficient space below this columnsetspan?

spacing context framed

share|improve this question

edited 14 mins ago

Dave Jarvis

4,60684084

asked Nov 8 '14 at 19:16

Gregory Avery-WeirGregory Avery-Weir

1464

add a comment | 

I'm using columnsets with floating columnsetspans, and I would like to enforce a small amount of vertical space below a columnsetspan and the following text, outside the frame.

Here are some example style definitions:

starttext
% Define columns.
definecolumnset[standard][n=2, balance=yes]

% The shaded box with outline.
startuniqueMPgraphicshadebox
 draw OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor black withpen pensquare;
 fill OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor transparent(1,.1,blue) ;
stopuniqueMPgraphic
defineoverlay[shadebox][useMPgraphicshadebox]

% These column spans are shaded.
definecolumnsetspan[wide][n=2, background=shadebox, indenting=small,yes,first, offset=2mm]

startcolumnset[standard]
startcolumnsetspan[wide]
input tufte
stopcolumnsetspan

input zapf
stoptext

I'd like a "wide" columnsetspan (when arranged vertically above other text) to have a few millimeters of spacing below it to set it apart from the following text, regardless of how the span is positioned on the page. All of the offset parameters seem to affect inner spacing, and after is within the frame.

How can I ensure that there's sufficient space below this columnsetspan?

spacing context framed

share|improve this question

edited 14 mins ago

Dave Jarvis

4,60684084

asked Nov 8 '14 at 19:16

Gregory Avery-WeirGregory Avery-Weir

1464

starttext
% Define columns.
definecolumnset[standard][n=2, balance=yes]

% The shaded box with outline.
startuniqueMPgraphicshadebox
 draw OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor black withpen pensquare;
 fill OverlayBox enlarged (0, -1mm) withcolor transparent(1,.1,blue) ;
stopuniqueMPgraphic
defineoverlay[shadebox][useMPgraphicshadebox]

% These column spans are shaded.
definecolumnsetspan[wide][n=2, background=shadebox, indenting=small,yes,first, offset=2mm]

startcolumnset[standard]
startcolumnsetspan[wide]
input tufte
stopcolumnsetspan

input zapf
stoptext

share|improve this question

edited 14 mins ago

Dave Jarvis

4,60684084

asked Nov 8 '14 at 19:16

Gregory Avery-WeirGregory Avery-Weir

1464

share|improve this question

edited 14 mins ago

Dave Jarvis

4,60684084

asked Nov 8 '14 at 19:16

Gregory Avery-WeirGregory Avery-Weir

1464

edited 14 mins ago

Dave Jarvis

4,60684084

edited 14 mins ago

Dave Jarvis

4,60684084

asked Nov 8 '14 at 19:16

Gregory Avery-WeirGregory Avery-Weir

1464

asked Nov 8 '14 at 19:16

Gregory Avery-WeirGregory Avery-Weir

1464