TeX - LaTeX Asked on June 25, 2021
What I want to achieve
Align the first line of a multi-line section head on the grid and consecutive
lines according to the baseline distance given in the font definition. The
baseline distance of the font used for the section heads does not match the
grid distance.
What I have so far
If a section head consists of only one line, then grid=high
does what I
expect; the first (in fact, the only line) is aligned on the grid. However,
when the head consists of more than one line, the last line is always aligned
on the grid, instead of the first.
Available documentation
The Details manual
lists several values for grid
and quite some documentation. But all examples
are single-line heads, unfortunately.
The code
setuplayout [grid=yes]
definefont [BigFont] [Bold at 20pt] [24pt]
setuphead [section] [style=BigFont, grid=high, before={blank[4*line]}]
showgrid
starttext
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor]
input ward
stopsection
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit]
input ward
stopsection
% Demonstration what I'd like to achieve
blank [4*line]
startlinecorrection
BigFontraisebox5ptvboxbgroup
3 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consecteturcrlf
nullkern20pt adipisicing elitegroup
stoplinecorrection
input ward
stoptext
The first single-line head is fine. The second is the wrong multi-line head
that wants to be corrected; and the third one is a hack to show how it should
look like.
My approach makes two changes to your code:
grid=high
. (Recommendation based on prior experience.)location=top
.The code below remains remarkably robust. Even when dealing with headings that take three lines and more, things will remain on grid. There is, however, one property of your example that it does not account for: if the heading is the first element on a new page, the title will skip the first line. Personally, I prefer that to the heading extending upwards into the header.
% macros=mkvi
setuplayout [grid=yes]
definefont [BigFont] [Bold at 20pt] [24pt]
unprotect
newdimensection_frame_width
unexpandeddefsection_command#number#title{%
section_frame_widthhsize%% we need to calculate the remaining
setboxscratchboxhbox{#numberspace}%% horizontal space
advancesection_frame_width by -wdscratchbox
#numberspace
framed[
width=section_frame_width,%% “local” or “fit” doesn’t work
before=,
location=top,
frame=on,%% comment this for production
align=right,]{#title}%
}
setuphead [section] [
style=BigFont,
after=,
% grid=high,
before={blank[2*line]},
command=section_command,
]
protect
showgrid
starttext
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor]
input ward
stopsection
dorecurse{4}{%
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit]
input ward stopsection %% two lines
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit]
input ward stopsection %% three
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit]
input ward stopsection %% five
}
stoptext
Correct answer by Philipp Gesang on June 25, 2021
The accepted solution is not (or no longer) working for me. I had to swap def
for define
.
setuplayout [grid=yes]
definefont [BigFont] [Bold at 20pt] [24pt]
unprotect
newdimensection_frame_width
define[2]section_command{%
section_frame_widthhsize % we need to calculate the remaining
setboxscratchboxhbox{#1space} % horizontal space
advancesection_frame_width by -wdscratchbox
#1space
framed [
width=section_frame_width,
before=,
location=top,
align=right,]{#2}%
}
setuphead [section] [
style=BigFont,
after=,
before={blank[2*line]},
command=section_command,
]
protect
showgrid
starttext
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor]
input ward
stopsection
dorecurse{4}{%
startsection [title=Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit]
input ward
stopsection}
stoptext
Answered by Theo Schmitz on June 25, 2021
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