Command/bleed

\bleed

Summary

The command \bleed is used to modify the actual dimension of the place allocated to a figure.

Settings

\bleed[...=...,...]{...}
...=...,...	inherits from \setupbleeding
{...}	content

Examples

Example 1

%

\setuppapersize[A6]
\setupheadertexts[]
\starttext

text before
\externalfigure[mill][width=2cm,frame=on,rulethickness=1pt,framecolor=red]
text after.

text before
\bleed                 [width=2cm,height=3cm,location=l]{%
\externalfigure [mill] [width=2cm,height=3cm,frame=on,rulethickness=1pt,framecolor=blue]}
text after.

text before
\bleed                 [width=2cm,height=2cm,location=l]{%
\externalfigure [mill] [width=2cm,height=3cm,frame=on,rulethickness=1pt,framecolor=green]}
text after.

text before
\bleed                 [width=1cm,height=2cm,location=l]{%
\externalfigure [mill] [width=2cm,height=3cm,frame=on,rulethickness=1pt,framecolor=cyan]}
text after.

%\bleed [width=5cm,height=1cm,location=l]
%  {\externalfigure[mill][width=\bleedwidth,height=\bleedheight]}

\stoptext

%

See also

• \setupbleeding
• pack-box.mkiv

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