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In the MWE the text overflows into the footerdistance and into the footer. Why is this happening and how can I avoid it? The documents are generated and very long.
The split at placetable seems to be the cause for the overflow. Is there a other way to split tables over multiple pages?
updated MWE:
setupexternalfigures[location={local,global,default}]
showframe
starttext
externalfigure[cow][scale=600]
emptylines[26]
placetable[here,split]
{} {
startxtable
startxtablehead
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablehead
startxtablebody
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablebody
stopxtable
}
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In the MWE the text overflows into the footerdistance and into the footer. Why is this happening and how can I avoid it? The documents are generated and very long.
The split at placetable seems to be the cause for the overflow. Is there a other way to split tables over multiple pages?
updated MWE:
setupexternalfigures[location={local,global,default}]
showframe
starttext
externalfigure[cow][scale=600]
emptylines[26]
placetable[here,split]
{} {
startxtable
startxtablehead
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablehead
startxtablebody
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablebody
stopxtable
}
Text
overflowing text into the footer, overflowing text into the footer
stoptext
context
2
If you want more control over the layout usedefinemeasureto set the values but don’t usetopspaceetc. to set the main values for the layout. The first big problem in your document is the missing brace for the first float, another is thesplitoption because the float can’t be splitted. To create dummy lines you can use theemptylines[<NUMBER>]command.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Nov 15 at 19:06
The first brace is wrong. I must have overlooked it when creating the mwe. Thesplitis necessary, otherwise the table cannot be split over multiple pages. I minified the mwe further. The split attribute seems to play a big role.
– Christopher Bock
Nov 16 at 7:14
can you provide a complete MWE that compiles and produces the undesired result?
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 8:30
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@FLonLon The MWE compiles flawlessly and shows the result. Please note that this is ConTeXt and not LaTeX.
– TeXnician
Nov 16 at 13:07
@TeXnician oh- my bad!
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 15:20
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In the MWE the text overflows into the footerdistance and into the footer. Why is this happening and how can I avoid it? The documents are generated and very long.
The split at placetable seems to be the cause for the overflow. Is there a other way to split tables over multiple pages?
updated MWE:
setupexternalfigures[location={local,global,default}]
showframe
starttext
externalfigure[cow][scale=600]
emptylines[26]
placetable[here,split]
{} {
startxtable
startxtablehead
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablehead
startxtablebody
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablebody
stopxtable
}
Text
overflowing text into the footer, overflowing text into the footer
stoptext
context
In the MWE the text overflows into the footerdistance and into the footer. Why is this happening and how can I avoid it? The documents are generated and very long.
The split at placetable seems to be the cause for the overflow. Is there a other way to split tables over multiple pages?
updated MWE:
setupexternalfigures[location={local,global,default}]
showframe
starttext
externalfigure[cow][scale=600]
emptylines[26]
placetable[here,split]
{} {
startxtable
startxtablehead
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablehead
startxtablebody
startxrow
startxcell text stopxcell
stopxrow
stopxtablebody
stopxtable
}
Text
overflowing text into the footer, overflowing text into the footer
stoptext
context
context
edited Nov 16 at 7:30
asked Nov 15 at 14:57
Christopher Bock
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If you want more control over the layout usedefinemeasureto set the values but don’t usetopspaceetc. to set the main values for the layout. The first big problem in your document is the missing brace for the first float, another is thesplitoption because the float can’t be splitted. To create dummy lines you can use theemptylines[<NUMBER>]command.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Nov 15 at 19:06
The first brace is wrong. I must have overlooked it when creating the mwe. Thesplitis necessary, otherwise the table cannot be split over multiple pages. I minified the mwe further. The split attribute seems to play a big role.
– Christopher Bock
Nov 16 at 7:14
can you provide a complete MWE that compiles and produces the undesired result?
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 8:30
2
@FLonLon The MWE compiles flawlessly and shows the result. Please note that this is ConTeXt and not LaTeX.
– TeXnician
Nov 16 at 13:07
@TeXnician oh- my bad!
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 15:20
|
show 1 more comment
2
If you want more control over the layout usedefinemeasureto set the values but don’t usetopspaceetc. to set the main values for the layout. The first big problem in your document is the missing brace for the first float, another is thesplitoption because the float can’t be splitted. To create dummy lines you can use theemptylines[<NUMBER>]command.
– Wolfgang Schuster
Nov 15 at 19:06
The first brace is wrong. I must have overlooked it when creating the mwe. Thesplitis necessary, otherwise the table cannot be split over multiple pages. I minified the mwe further. The split attribute seems to play a big role.
– Christopher Bock
Nov 16 at 7:14
can you provide a complete MWE that compiles and produces the undesired result?
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 8:30
2
@FLonLon The MWE compiles flawlessly and shows the result. Please note that this is ConTeXt and not LaTeX.
– TeXnician
Nov 16 at 13:07
@TeXnician oh- my bad!
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 15:20
2
2
If you want more control over the layout use
definemeasure to set the values but don’t use topspace etc. to set the main values for the layout. The first big problem in your document is the missing brace for the first float, another is the split option because the float can’t be splitted. To create dummy lines you can use the emptylines[<NUMBER>] command.– Wolfgang Schuster
Nov 15 at 19:06
If you want more control over the layout use
definemeasure to set the values but don’t use topspace etc. to set the main values for the layout. The first big problem in your document is the missing brace for the first float, another is the split option because the float can’t be splitted. To create dummy lines you can use the emptylines[<NUMBER>] command.– Wolfgang Schuster
Nov 15 at 19:06
The first brace is wrong. I must have overlooked it when creating the mwe. The
split is necessary, otherwise the table cannot be split over multiple pages. I minified the mwe further. The split attribute seems to play a big role.– Christopher Bock
Nov 16 at 7:14
The first brace is wrong. I must have overlooked it when creating the mwe. The
split is necessary, otherwise the table cannot be split over multiple pages. I minified the mwe further. The split attribute seems to play a big role.– Christopher Bock
Nov 16 at 7:14
can you provide a complete MWE that compiles and produces the undesired result?
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 8:30
can you provide a complete MWE that compiles and produces the undesired result?
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 8:30
2
2
@FLonLon The MWE compiles flawlessly and shows the result. Please note that this is ConTeXt and not LaTeX.
– TeXnician
Nov 16 at 13:07
@FLonLon The MWE compiles flawlessly and shows the result. Please note that this is ConTeXt and not LaTeX.
– TeXnician
Nov 16 at 13:07
@TeXnician oh- my bad!
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 15:20
@TeXnician oh- my bad!
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 15:20
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If you want more control over the layout use
definemeasureto set the values but don’t usetopspaceetc. to set the main values for the layout. The first big problem in your document is the missing brace for the first float, another is thesplitoption because the float can’t be splitted. To create dummy lines you can use theemptylines[<NUMBER>]command.– Wolfgang Schuster
Nov 15 at 19:06
The first brace is wrong. I must have overlooked it when creating the mwe. The
splitis necessary, otherwise the table cannot be split over multiple pages. I minified the mwe further. The split attribute seems to play a big role.– Christopher Bock
Nov 16 at 7:14
can you provide a complete MWE that compiles and produces the undesired result?
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 8:30
2
@FLonLon The MWE compiles flawlessly and shows the result. Please note that this is ConTeXt and not LaTeX.
– TeXnician
Nov 16 at 13:07
@TeXnician oh- my bad!
– FLonLon
Nov 16 at 15:20