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<cd:description>Displays information about the papersize, margins, fontsize and how to access the information in your TeX file. Draws a frame around the text area, the margins, and the edge of the paper.
 
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This command is basically a combination of {{cmd|showframe}} and {{cmd|showsetups}}.
 
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<cd:commandref name="showgrid"></cd:commandref>
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Latest revision as of 14:06, 30 November 2021


\showlayout

Summary

The command \showlayout shows page layout variable values

Settings

\showlayout[...,...]
[...,...]pt bp cm mm dd cc pc nd nc sp in number

OptionExplanation
Each selected dimension produces a column of used values
number number of pages to generate

Description

Displays information about the papersize, margins, fontsize and how to access the information in your TeX file. Draws a frame around the text area, the margins, and the edge of the paper.

This command is basically a combination of \showframe and \showsetups.

Examples

Example 1

\setuppapersize[A6]
\setupbodyfont[7pt]

\starttext
    \showlayout
\stoptext

Notes

See also

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