Cover page coloring in ConTeXt












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How would I go about coloring the top and bottom of a page in ConTeXt/Metafun?



Currently I am using this code



definecolor [Top] [h=00ff00]
definecolor [Bottom] [h=ff0000]
definecolor [TitleColor] [h=0000ff]
setupmakeup [CoverPage] [pagestart=yes]
definehighlight [CoverTitle] [color=TitleColor]

startuseMPgraphic{Head}
StartPage ;
fill Page withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
StopPage ;
stopuseMPgraphic

defineoverlay[page][useMPgraphic{Head}]
setupbackgrounds[page][background=page]

starttext
startmakeup[CoverPage][doublesided=no]
definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]setstrut strut Author par
definedfont[Serif at 32.7pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Cover Page Title} par
% I would like to separate the top and bottom colors here.
definedfont[Serif at 24.9pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Subhead Title}
stopmakeup
stoptext


Which obviously returns a page with a single color.



I am learning ConTeXt/Metafun, so the above code is "cargo cult"-ish. If there is a better way I would like to know.










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    Your MWE does not compile on ConTeXt live, because of startmarkup. Do you mean startmakeup ?

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:21











  • Yes, I approximated the code. Sorry about that.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 20:22











  • I made an edit to your code. Compiles now.

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:24








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    You don't need setupcolors [state=start]. Colors are enabled by default in ConTeXt MkIV.

    – Henri Menke
    Jan 30 at 21:24











  • @HenriMenke Noted, thank you again.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 21:25
















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How would I go about coloring the top and bottom of a page in ConTeXt/Metafun?



Currently I am using this code



definecolor [Top] [h=00ff00]
definecolor [Bottom] [h=ff0000]
definecolor [TitleColor] [h=0000ff]
setupmakeup [CoverPage] [pagestart=yes]
definehighlight [CoverTitle] [color=TitleColor]

startuseMPgraphic{Head}
StartPage ;
fill Page withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
StopPage ;
stopuseMPgraphic

defineoverlay[page][useMPgraphic{Head}]
setupbackgrounds[page][background=page]

starttext
startmakeup[CoverPage][doublesided=no]
definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]setstrut strut Author par
definedfont[Serif at 32.7pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Cover Page Title} par
% I would like to separate the top and bottom colors here.
definedfont[Serif at 24.9pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Subhead Title}
stopmakeup
stoptext


Which obviously returns a page with a single color.



I am learning ConTeXt/Metafun, so the above code is "cargo cult"-ish. If there is a better way I would like to know.










share|improve this question




















  • 1





    Your MWE does not compile on ConTeXt live, because of startmarkup. Do you mean startmakeup ?

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:21











  • Yes, I approximated the code. Sorry about that.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 20:22











  • I made an edit to your code. Compiles now.

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:24








  • 1





    You don't need setupcolors [state=start]. Colors are enabled by default in ConTeXt MkIV.

    – Henri Menke
    Jan 30 at 21:24











  • @HenriMenke Noted, thank you again.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 21:25














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How would I go about coloring the top and bottom of a page in ConTeXt/Metafun?



Currently I am using this code



definecolor [Top] [h=00ff00]
definecolor [Bottom] [h=ff0000]
definecolor [TitleColor] [h=0000ff]
setupmakeup [CoverPage] [pagestart=yes]
definehighlight [CoverTitle] [color=TitleColor]

startuseMPgraphic{Head}
StartPage ;
fill Page withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
StopPage ;
stopuseMPgraphic

defineoverlay[page][useMPgraphic{Head}]
setupbackgrounds[page][background=page]

starttext
startmakeup[CoverPage][doublesided=no]
definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]setstrut strut Author par
definedfont[Serif at 32.7pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Cover Page Title} par
% I would like to separate the top and bottom colors here.
definedfont[Serif at 24.9pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Subhead Title}
stopmakeup
stoptext


Which obviously returns a page with a single color.



I am learning ConTeXt/Metafun, so the above code is "cargo cult"-ish. If there is a better way I would like to know.










share|improve this question
















How would I go about coloring the top and bottom of a page in ConTeXt/Metafun?



Currently I am using this code



definecolor [Top] [h=00ff00]
definecolor [Bottom] [h=ff0000]
definecolor [TitleColor] [h=0000ff]
setupmakeup [CoverPage] [pagestart=yes]
definehighlight [CoverTitle] [color=TitleColor]

startuseMPgraphic{Head}
StartPage ;
fill Page withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
StopPage ;
stopuseMPgraphic

defineoverlay[page][useMPgraphic{Head}]
setupbackgrounds[page][background=page]

starttext
startmakeup[CoverPage][doublesided=no]
definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]setstrut strut Author par
definedfont[Serif at 32.7pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Cover Page Title} par
% I would like to separate the top and bottom colors here.
definedfont[Serif at 24.9pt]setstrut strut TitleColor{Subhead Title}
stopmakeup
stoptext


Which obviously returns a page with a single color.



I am learning ConTeXt/Metafun, so the above code is "cargo cult"-ish. If there is a better way I would like to know.







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    Your MWE does not compile on ConTeXt live, because of startmarkup. Do you mean startmakeup ?

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:21











  • Yes, I approximated the code. Sorry about that.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 20:22











  • I made an edit to your code. Compiles now.

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:24








  • 1





    You don't need setupcolors [state=start]. Colors are enabled by default in ConTeXt MkIV.

    – Henri Menke
    Jan 30 at 21:24











  • @HenriMenke Noted, thank you again.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 21:25














  • 1





    Your MWE does not compile on ConTeXt live, because of startmarkup. Do you mean startmakeup ?

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:21











  • Yes, I approximated the code. Sorry about that.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 20:22











  • I made an edit to your code. Compiles now.

    – sztruks
    Jan 30 at 20:24








  • 1





    You don't need setupcolors [state=start]. Colors are enabled by default in ConTeXt MkIV.

    – Henri Menke
    Jan 30 at 21:24











  • @HenriMenke Noted, thank you again.

    – StillSubjectToChange
    Jan 30 at 21:25








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Your MWE does not compile on ConTeXt live, because of startmarkup. Do you mean startmakeup ?

– sztruks
Jan 30 at 20:21





Your MWE does not compile on ConTeXt live, because of startmarkup. Do you mean startmakeup ?

– sztruks
Jan 30 at 20:21













Yes, I approximated the code. Sorry about that.

– StillSubjectToChange
Jan 30 at 20:22





Yes, I approximated the code. Sorry about that.

– StillSubjectToChange
Jan 30 at 20:22













I made an edit to your code. Compiles now.

– sztruks
Jan 30 at 20:24







I made an edit to your code. Compiles now.

– sztruks
Jan 30 at 20:24






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You don't need setupcolors [state=start]. Colors are enabled by default in ConTeXt MkIV.

– Henri Menke
Jan 30 at 21:24





You don't need setupcolors [state=start]. Colors are enabled by default in ConTeXt MkIV.

– Henri Menke
Jan 30 at 21:24













@HenriMenke Noted, thank you again.

– StillSubjectToChange
Jan 30 at 21:25





@HenriMenke Noted, thank you again.

– StillSubjectToChange
Jan 30 at 21:25










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For such specific placement requirements it's probably the easiest to just design the whole page in MetaFun. I have also adapted it to look more more “Motion Mountainy”. The picture shows the mountain Matterhorn, the highest peak in Switzerland. It's royalty free and obtained from here: https://pixabay.com/en/matterhorn-snow-mountain-panorama-3051346/



setupbodyfont [minion]

definecolor [Top] [h=a5b291]
definecolor [Bottom] [h=b7c1a7]
definecolor [TitleColor] [h=96433a]

define[1]titlefont{%
setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]%
cap
definedfont[#1]%
ignorespaces
}

starttext

startMPpage

StartPage ;

numeric w ; w := bbwidth(Page) ;
numeric h ; h := bbheight(Page) ;

fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.8h)) withcolor MPcolor{Bottom} ;
fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.2h) yshifted .8h) withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
draw (0,.8h) -- (w,.8h) withpen pensquare scaled 2pt withcolor white ;

draw textext.rt("definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]Author") shifted (.1w,.95h) ;
draw textext.rt("titlefont{Serif at 45.2pt} Cover Page Title") shifted (.1w,.85h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Subhead Title") shifted (.1w,.75h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Another subhead") shifted (.1w,.70h) ;

picture p; p := externalfigure "matterhorn.png" ;
draw p scaled (w/bbwidth p) ;

StopPage ;

stopMPpage

stoptext


enter image description here






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    For such specific placement requirements it's probably the easiest to just design the whole page in MetaFun. I have also adapted it to look more more “Motion Mountainy”. The picture shows the mountain Matterhorn, the highest peak in Switzerland. It's royalty free and obtained from here: https://pixabay.com/en/matterhorn-snow-mountain-panorama-3051346/



    setupbodyfont [minion]

    definecolor [Top] [h=a5b291]
    definecolor [Bottom] [h=b7c1a7]
    definecolor [TitleColor] [h=96433a]

    define[1]titlefont{%
    setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]%
    cap
    definedfont[#1]%
    ignorespaces
    }

    starttext

    startMPpage

    StartPage ;

    numeric w ; w := bbwidth(Page) ;
    numeric h ; h := bbheight(Page) ;

    fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.8h)) withcolor MPcolor{Bottom} ;
    fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.2h) yshifted .8h) withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
    draw (0,.8h) -- (w,.8h) withpen pensquare scaled 2pt withcolor white ;

    draw textext.rt("definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]Author") shifted (.1w,.95h) ;
    draw textext.rt("titlefont{Serif at 45.2pt} Cover Page Title") shifted (.1w,.85h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
    draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Subhead Title") shifted (.1w,.75h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
    draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Another subhead") shifted (.1w,.70h) ;

    picture p; p := externalfigure "matterhorn.png" ;
    draw p scaled (w/bbwidth p) ;

    StopPage ;

    stopMPpage

    stoptext


    enter image description here






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      For such specific placement requirements it's probably the easiest to just design the whole page in MetaFun. I have also adapted it to look more more “Motion Mountainy”. The picture shows the mountain Matterhorn, the highest peak in Switzerland. It's royalty free and obtained from here: https://pixabay.com/en/matterhorn-snow-mountain-panorama-3051346/



      setupbodyfont [minion]

      definecolor [Top] [h=a5b291]
      definecolor [Bottom] [h=b7c1a7]
      definecolor [TitleColor] [h=96433a]

      define[1]titlefont{%
      setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]%
      cap
      definedfont[#1]%
      ignorespaces
      }

      starttext

      startMPpage

      StartPage ;

      numeric w ; w := bbwidth(Page) ;
      numeric h ; h := bbheight(Page) ;

      fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.8h)) withcolor MPcolor{Bottom} ;
      fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.2h) yshifted .8h) withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
      draw (0,.8h) -- (w,.8h) withpen pensquare scaled 2pt withcolor white ;

      draw textext.rt("definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]Author") shifted (.1w,.95h) ;
      draw textext.rt("titlefont{Serif at 45.2pt} Cover Page Title") shifted (.1w,.85h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
      draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Subhead Title") shifted (.1w,.75h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
      draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Another subhead") shifted (.1w,.70h) ;

      picture p; p := externalfigure "matterhorn.png" ;
      draw p scaled (w/bbwidth p) ;

      StopPage ;

      stopMPpage

      stoptext


      enter image description here






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        For such specific placement requirements it's probably the easiest to just design the whole page in MetaFun. I have also adapted it to look more more “Motion Mountainy”. The picture shows the mountain Matterhorn, the highest peak in Switzerland. It's royalty free and obtained from here: https://pixabay.com/en/matterhorn-snow-mountain-panorama-3051346/



        setupbodyfont [minion]

        definecolor [Top] [h=a5b291]
        definecolor [Bottom] [h=b7c1a7]
        definecolor [TitleColor] [h=96433a]

        define[1]titlefont{%
        setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]%
        cap
        definedfont[#1]%
        ignorespaces
        }

        starttext

        startMPpage

        StartPage ;

        numeric w ; w := bbwidth(Page) ;
        numeric h ; h := bbheight(Page) ;

        fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.8h)) withcolor MPcolor{Bottom} ;
        fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.2h) yshifted .8h) withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
        draw (0,.8h) -- (w,.8h) withpen pensquare scaled 2pt withcolor white ;

        draw textext.rt("definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]Author") shifted (.1w,.95h) ;
        draw textext.rt("titlefont{Serif at 45.2pt} Cover Page Title") shifted (.1w,.85h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
        draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Subhead Title") shifted (.1w,.75h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
        draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Another subhead") shifted (.1w,.70h) ;

        picture p; p := externalfigure "matterhorn.png" ;
        draw p scaled (w/bbwidth p) ;

        StopPage ;

        stopMPpage

        stoptext


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer















        For such specific placement requirements it's probably the easiest to just design the whole page in MetaFun. I have also adapted it to look more more “Motion Mountainy”. The picture shows the mountain Matterhorn, the highest peak in Switzerland. It's royalty free and obtained from here: https://pixabay.com/en/matterhorn-snow-mountain-panorama-3051346/



        setupbodyfont [minion]

        definecolor [Top] [h=a5b291]
        definecolor [Bottom] [h=b7c1a7]
        definecolor [TitleColor] [h=96433a]

        define[1]titlefont{%
        setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]%
        cap
        definedfont[#1]%
        ignorespaces
        }

        starttext

        startMPpage

        StartPage ;

        numeric w ; w := bbwidth(Page) ;
        numeric h ; h := bbheight(Page) ;

        fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.8h)) withcolor MPcolor{Bottom} ;
        fill (unitsquare xyscaled (w,.2h) yshifted .8h) withcolor MPcolor{Top} ;
        draw (0,.8h) -- (w,.8h) withpen pensquare scaled 2pt withcolor white ;

        draw textext.rt("definedfont[Serif at 20.7pt]Author") shifted (.1w,.95h) ;
        draw textext.rt("titlefont{Serif at 45.2pt} Cover Page Title") shifted (.1w,.85h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
        draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Subhead Title") shifted (.1w,.75h) withcolor MPcolor{TitleColor} ;
        draw textext.rt("titlefont{SerifBold at 20.7pt} Another subhead") shifted (.1w,.70h) ;

        picture p; p := externalfigure "matterhorn.png" ;
        draw p scaled (w/bbwidth p) ;

        StopPage ;

        stopMPpage

        stoptext


        enter image description here







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