{paragraphs} are distinct text divisions that begin on a new, usually indented line. In TeX, a paragraph is ended by the \par command or at least one blank line. If your question is about the \paragraph or \subparagraph sectioning commands, use {sectioning} plus {sections-paragraphs} instead.
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Parallel text in Context
I need to type parallel text on facing pages (original text on right page and translation on left one) in Contex. I've used ledpar in Latex but wasn't satisfied with the results (text is aligned on a ...
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Reliable code for automatic \noindent after specific environments?
There are a number of environments which I never want to follow up with an indented paragraph. itemize, enumerate, theorem, definition, etc. I know there are people who think this is bad style. But ...
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Defining \@ifnextchar to detect a newline
At the end of a list (eg in \enditemize or similar) I need to detect if there is a blank line before whatever comes afterwards. Can this be done by \@ifnextchar or has someone already done this ...
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No gridding for a single paragraph (ConTeXt)?
Is there a possibility to deactive grid=yes in the text for a single paragraph only? It should be something like \nogrid{ paragraph.... }. There is \placeongrid{} - but this does not allow ...
