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Report style 01
Here is a "try to look nice and dynamique" report, inspired by initial PDF material. It was used to learn to use ConTeXt and MetaFun (pdftotext > markdown > pandoc > manual work):
Here is some visuals of the ConTeXt version to give an idea:
The source code has been cleaned up and commented on (still some mix of english and french), in the hope that it will help.
Several features are used.
- headings with rules "across the page", slightly different design for right and left page, in order to bring dynamic:
- numbering with decreasing font size with increasing level of sectioning
- \setuphead
- \definestructureseparatorset
- \defineconversion
- \definestructureconversionset
sectionconversionsetprefixconversionsetsectionsegmentssectionstopper
- "encadré" environment to "highlight specific content", compatible with page breaks
- \definehead with
beforeandaftersectionand... - Dedicated numbering, added to the table of content
- \definehead and
sectionresetset,bodypartlabel - \setuplist
- \setupreferencestructureprefix
- \definehead and
- A large colored rule on the left to highlight the text (pushed on the right), compatible with page breaks
- \definetextbackground
- MetaPost / MetaFun to draw around the text (as background)
for i=1 upto nofmultiparsif multilocs[i] == 3:
- Local footnotes
- \definenote
- \setupnotation
numberconversion
- \definehead with
- Structuration
- Fonts (GaramondPro and AvenirNext)
- \definefontfeature
- \starttypescript
- \definefontsynonym
- \definetypeface
rscaleand a short code to get x-height ratio between two fonts with
Report style 02
| TODO: this page needs more work (See: To-Do List) |