

Now, if we want to indent after an itemize, starting the next paragraph with \indent does not work to get indentation we have to say \indentation. Suppose the default setup for an article is The Plain TeX (and LaTeX) commands \indent and \noindent are defined in ConTeXt, but are not hooked into the indentation mechanism. This is done with \indentation and \noindentation. You should indent every paragraph when writing an essay,research paper, term paper, thesis, or dissertation. Positioning indents Indents are calculated with respect to the left and right page margins. To display the ruler, choose View - Ruler.

You can also set indents using the ruler.
Indenting paragraphs in other languages how to#
No matter how careful we are with all the settings, there are some cases which cannot be taken care of by automatic indentation, and we have to tell ConTeXt how to indent. Right-click a paragraph and choose Paragraph - Edit Style - Indents & Spacing tab to change the indents for all paragraphs that have the same Paragraph Style. % Do not indent paragraphs after \stopitemize \setupitemgroup % indent paragraphs after section heads \setuphead % indent the paragraphs after all sectioning heads \setupheads % indent paragraphs after formulas if there is a blank space in between \setupformulas Setting indentnext=auto is equivalent to the default plain TeX and LaTeX behaviour. auto declares indentnext=auto the next paragraph should be indented only if there is a blank space after the environment.no declares the first paragraph following the environment should never be indented.yes declares the first paragraph following the environment should always be indented.The indentnext key can take one of three values: The setup command of these environments provides an indentnext key to configure the indentation behaviour after the environment. It also does not take care of indenting after heads such as chapters, sections, and subsections. \setupindenting does not take care of indenting after environments, such as ConTeXt's itemizes, enumerations, definitions, formulas and floats.
