Command/style

\style

Summary

The command \style is generally usable to change the font style.

Settings

\style[...=...,...]{...}
...=...,...	inherits from \setupstyle
{...}	text

Settings argument

\style[...]{...}
[...]	name font
{...}	text

Examples

simple use

You can use it as a command or as a switch:

• Some normal text.
  \style[bold]{A bold move.}
  
  More normal text.
  {\style[bolditalic]Another bold move, but more moving.}
  

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own style (from the source)

• \definestyle[one][style=bold,color=darkblue]
  
  test \one{test} test
  
  test \style[one]{test} test
  
  test \style[color=red]{test} test
  
  test \style[Serif at 20pt]{test} test
  

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You can change font as well

• Some text in the default bodyfont.
  
  \style[style={\switchtobodyfont[heros,10pt]}]{The quick brown}
  \style[style={\switchtobodyfont[heros,10pt]\bf}]{fox jumps over}
  \style[style={\switchtobodyfont[heros,10pt]\it}]{the lazy dog}
  
  And back to the default again.
  

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See also

• \definestyle
• \setupstyle
• font-sty.mkvi
• \emph

Help from ConTeXt-Mailinglist/Forum

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• \style on stack exchange
• \style in ConTeXt's source