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See \about[myreference] for more information.
 
See \about[myreference] for more information.

Latest revision as of 23:33, 26 February 2024


\about

Summary

The command \about is used for textual references

Settings

\about[...]
[...]reference

Description

The command \about provides the complete title of a referenced block of text (e.g. chapter's title). The title is in quotation marks by default, but these surrounding elements can be changed with the left and right options of \setupreferencing.

Examples

Example 1

To get the chapter's title the reference myreference is used.

\starttext

\chapter[myreference]{An interesting chapter}

See \about[myreference] for more information.

\stoptext

produces

Notes

See also

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