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* {{cmd|definehead} and {{cmd|setuphead}}
Just drafting commands list.
# '''define''': To create a named customization of ''something'', use {{code|\define''something''}}.
Many commands don’t fit into one of these types, but here are some that do:. Throughout this list {{code|start''something''}} is shorthand for {{code|start''something''}} {{code|stop''something''}}.
== Structure ==
These commands relate to the structure of a document.
* {{cmd|definesectionstarttext}}: In a typical document, the text to be typeset is enclosed by this. {{cmd|definetext}} and {{cmd|setuptext}} are defined but have little documentation and don’t appear to be used much.* {{cmd|startdocument}} and {{cmd|setupsectionsetupdocument}}: If customization is wanted, the text to be typeset can be enclosed by {{cmd|startdocument}} instead of {{cmd|starttext}}. The command {{cmd|startdocument}} allows for document metadata and can be configured with {{cmd|setupdocument}}.* {{cmd|definehead} and {{cmd|setuphead}}: The generic name for a section of a document in ''head'', so these commands allow you to define and customize your own sections. The main built-in sections are: part, chapter, section, subsection, subsubsection, and their numberless counterparts. See the [[Titles]] page for further details.
* {{cmd|defineheader}} and {{cmd|setupheader}}
* {{cmd|definemakeup}} and {{cmd|setupmakeup}}
* {{cmd|setupheadertexts}}
* {{cmd|setupfootertexts}}
