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<td>'''no''' yes: ''turn indentation on/off'</td> </tr> <tr valign="top" class="first"> <strongtd class="cmd">none[...,...,...]</strongtd> <td>'''none''' small medium big ''dimension'': ''size of indents''</td> </tr> <tr valign="top" class="first"> <td class="cmd">[...,...,...]</td> <td>'''first''' next : ''turn indentation of first normal paragraph on/off''</td> </tr> <tr valign="top" class="first"> <td class="cmd">[...,...,...]</td> <td>odd even: ''indent odd /even dimension lines in {{cmd|obeylines}} scopes''</td> </tr> <tr valign="top" class="first"> <td class="cmd">[...,...,...]</td> <td>normal: ''what does this do?''</td>

indenting starts only Specify indentation settings. By default, indentation is both turned off ''and'' set to zero, so it must be turned on with "yes", e.g.<precode> \setupindenting[yes, medium, firstsmall]</precode> If you want indenting after section numbers use this.

To get indentation after section numbers, use<pretexcode>

</pretexcode> If you want to indent the paragraph after a <code>\placefigure</code>, you should not use the key <code>auto</code>, use another specifier instead (<code>top</code> or <code>bottom</code>, for instance). The <code>auto</code> keyword prevents the paragraph from indenting. However you can use <code>auto</code> and additionally mark the paragraph to be indented with the <code>\indentation</code> command.

== Example ==If you place a figure with {{cmd|placefigure}}<code>[auto]</code>, the <code>auto<!-- Please fill in an example if /code> keyword prevents the next paragraph from indenting. You can manually mark the paragraph to be indented with the {{cmd|indentation}} command, or you can --use another specifier instead of <code>auto</code> (<code>top</code> or <code>bottom</code>, for instance).

<!-- something like * [[Indentation]]* {{cmd|indentation}}* {{cmd|noindenting}}* {{cmd:goto|\goto]] -->indenting}}

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[[Category:Command/Paragraphs|setupindenting]] == Examples ==<context source=yes>\definepapersize[tall][height=40cm, width=10cm]\setuppapersize[tall] \setuphead[subsubsubject][before={\blank[none]}, after={\blank[none]}] \def\test#1%{ \setupindenting[yes, #1] \subsubsubject{\type{#1}} One, two\par Buckle my shoe\par \hairline} \startcolumns[n=2, rule=on] \test{none} \test{medium} \test{big}\column \test{none} \test{small} \test{-1em}\stopcolumns</context> === <code>first</code> and <code>next</code> ===<code>first</code> turns on indentation of the first paragraph; <code>next</code> turns it off. <code>first</code> is on by default. <context source=yes>\setuppapersize[A5] % The quotation is from "Three Tickets to Adventure", by Gerald Durrell.\def\testpar{ Neither Bob nor I had ever met quite such a gentle, stupid, and amiable bird, and we christened it Cuthbert forthwith, as that was the only name we could think of that perfectly fitted its sloppy character. \par} % `first` is on by default\setupindenting[yes, small]\testpar\testpar\hairline % to disable indentation of the first paragraph, use `next`\setupindenting[next]\testpar\testpar\hairline % to re-enable indentation of the first paragraph on again, use `first`\setupindenting[first]\testpar\testpar</context> === <code>odd</code> and <code>even</code> ===<code>odd</code> and <code>even</code> affect raw newlines when {{cmd|obeylines}} is in effect. {{cmd|crlf}} is not considered a raw newline, and {{cmd|startlines}} is not affected because {{cmd|setuplines}} has its own <code>odd</code> and <code>even</code> keywords.<context source=yes>\setuppapersize[A6] \startcolumns[n=2, rule=on] \setupindenting[yes, small, even] {\obeylines one two three four }\column \setupindenting[odd] {\obeylines one two three four }\stopcolumns</context>