ConTeXt: Placing caption of wide figure centered in the margin, below figure

Question

Goal

I want to be able to put the caption (I will use no text, but only the "Figure X" label) centered in the margin, below the image, without disturbing the space between the image and the text that comes after.

Try 1

My first try was to put the image anchored to inner and then put the caption in the margin. But then the caption is not below the image:

\setuppapersize[A5]

\definefloat[widefigure][figure]

\setupfloat[widefigure]
    [location=inner,
    ]

\setupcaption[widefigure]
    [location={rightmargin,low},
     style=\tfxx,
     align=middle,
     width=\rightmarginwidth,
    ]

\showframe

\starttext
\input ward
\startplacewidefigure
\blackrule[width=\dimexpr(\textwidth+\rightmargindistance+\rightmarginwidth),height=1in,color=darkyellow]
\stopplacewidefigure
\input ward
\stoptext

Try 2

My second try was to put the image in the rightmargin (allowing it to be wider to stick into the text). Then I can use the bottom key for the margin. Now the status between the image and caption looks fine, but there is instead vertical space between the image and the text that comes after that I don't know how to get rid of. Example:

\setuppapersize[A5]

\definefloat[widefigure][figure]

\setupfloat[widefigure]
    [location=rightmargin,
     spaceafter=,
    ]

\setupcaption[widefigure]
    [location={bottom},
     style=\tfxx,
     align=middle,
     width=\rightmarginwidth,
     height=0pt,
     spaceafter=,
    ]

\showframe

\starttext
\input ward
\startplacewidefigure
\blackrule[width=\dimexpr(\textwidth+\rightmargindistance+\rightmarginwidth),height=1in,color=darkyellow]
\stopplacewidefigure
\input ward
\stoptext

Where I have looked

I'm reading the ConTeXt command's reference, but I cannot find a suitable option for \setupfloatcaption (which seem to be the correct place to look) that gives what I'm looking for. Also, from the final section on caption handling in the details manual I'm not able to see how to achieve this.

Summary

Is there a way to either 1) lower the caption in the first example so that it is below the image or 2) reduce the space after the image in the second one (the caption should be independent of what is coming next)?

Answer 1

As suggested by @Aditya, one can use ornaments. I leave that as an answer since it might be useful for others, but wait for other answers that might be cleaner.

\setuppapersize[A5]

\definefloat[widefigure][figure]

\setupfloat[widefigure]
    [location=rightmargin,
    ]

\setupcaption[widefigure]
    [location=none,
    ]

\define[2]\WideFigure{%
\startplacewidefigure[reference={#1}]
\layeredtext
[corner={right,bottom},location={left,bottom}]
[offset=0pt]
{\framed[width=\rightmarginwidth,height=5ex,frame=off]{\bfxx\in{Figure}[#1]}}
{#2}
\stopplacewidefigure
}

\showframe

\starttext
\input ward
\WideFigure{fig:test}{%
\blackrule[width=\dimexpr(\textwidth+\rightmargindistance+\rightmarginwidth),height=1in,color=darkyellow]}
\input ward
\stoptext

Result: