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startitemize[before=,width=3.5em,inbetween={blank[small]}]
sym{bold{foo}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
sym{bold{foobar}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
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You can use the itemalign key to change the alignment of the sym text.
By default there is no space between the sym text and the content for them item but you can use the distance key to set a value which is inserted between them.
You can also get rid of your manual font changes when you use the symstyle key to change the from from regular to bold.
starttext
startitemize[width=3.5em,symstyle=bold,itemalign=flushright,distance=.5em]
sym{foo} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
sym{foobar} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
stopitemize
stoptext
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You can use the itemalign key to change the alignment of the sym text.
By default there is no space between the sym text and the content for them item but you can use the distance key to set a value which is inserted between them.
You can also get rid of your manual font changes when you use the symstyle key to change the from from regular to bold.
starttext
startitemize[width=3.5em,symstyle=bold,itemalign=flushright,distance=.5em]
sym{foo} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
sym{foobar} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
stopitemize
stoptext
answered 23 hours ago
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You can use the itemalign key to change the alignment of the sym text.
By default there is no space between the sym text and the content for them item but you can use the distance key to set a value which is inserted between them.
You can also get rid of your manual font changes when you use the symstyle key to change the from from regular to bold.
starttext
startitemize[width=3.5em,symstyle=bold,itemalign=flushright,distance=.5em]
sym{foo} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
sym{foobar} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
stopitemize
stoptext
answered 23 hours ago
Wolfgang SchusterWolfgang Schuster
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@CherryMan The definitive guide to ConTeXt MkIV documentation
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19 hours ago
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You can use the itemalign key to change the alignment of the sym text.
By default there is no space between the sym text and the content for them item but you can use the distance key to set a value which is inserted between them.
You can also get rid of your manual font changes when you use the symstyle key to change the from from regular to bold.
starttext
startitemize[width=3.5em,symstyle=bold,itemalign=flushright,distance=.5em]
sym{foo} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
sym{foobar} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
stopitemize
stoptext
answered 23 hours ago
Wolfgang SchusterWolfgang Schuster
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You can use the itemalign key to change the alignment of the sym text.
By default there is no space between the sym text and the content for them item but you can use the distance key to set a value which is inserted between them.
You can also get rid of your manual font changes when you use the symstyle key to change the from from regular to bold.
starttext
startitemize[width=3.5em,symstyle=bold,itemalign=flushright,distance=.5em]
sym{foo} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
sym{foobar} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
stopitemize
stoptext
answered 23 hours ago
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answered 23 hours ago
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– CherryMan
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@CherryMan The definitive guide to ConTeXt MkIV documentation
– Henri Menke
19 hours ago
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