For the examples you mention, they can easily be controlled in the
\layout{...} block and \paper{...} blocks. Just put these in a separate
file that you include in your .ly files.
/Mats
Quoting Aaron Mehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all,
I have been using lilypond for a while and truthfully a few things
would make me so much happier and less frustrated, one I have asked
about but from past response sorta doubt anything will come of it.
The other maybe.
I use css and xml/html and love the ability to separate
formating/style from content.
This lets me create a style sheet and use it for multiple files.
The style language is simple and clear without worring about making
brakets match or having a plethora of tweaks for achieving things
that should be common and standard.
what I am asking for is a style sheet language where I can do
something like the following.
lyrics {
position:relative; top3px:
font-family:serif;
font-style:bold;
}
title {
font-family:sans-serif;
font-size:bold;
}
etc. now I have to stick some things inside the markup, others in
the paper block and others in the layout block. and maybe others will
require a scheme hack?
I don't say the syntax of css is right for lilypond, I just am
frustrated with having to fiddle to get style working and then only
have it portable using includes...
The other issue is one I brought up before:
Instead of anything goes, have a clearly defined structure and syntax
with rules. then the editors can intuitivly help with layout and a
newbie won't need to flood the mailing list with needless (but
needed) questions. To much freedom in this case I feel limits freedom.
If anyone is interested in the first scenero I would be willing to
join them in a feature request.
Aaron
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