On 7/30/2024 1:04 AM, Joel wrote:
By meaning it is a minimum working example, it demonstrates the problem,
but not in all situations I use. Basically at the start of a chapter or
section, I have tons of metadata. This is information in \index{} (and
some custom index like \dateis that generates a time line), information
placed in registers, some information loaded from an entire passage
sometimes \include passage.tex (though not displayed, cuz it contains
indexes, registers, etc.), and its always leaving this gap after the
section title. I've used \starteffect[hidden] as one attempt to hide it,
but it only makes it basically invisible, but still present. How to make
it invisible and take up no space? Or can I hide all that information
inside some part of the section title?
\startchapter[title=foo]
\index{xxx}
whatever
in this case there is no gap, and usign some 'effect' then actually can
be the reason for messing up spacing (as it goes into horizontal mode)
in the case of an index, just keep the command and don't place the
register, no need to use effect as \index is not visible there anyway)
in the case of a footnote, just use the trick i mentioned and put the
footnote in the title, not on a line of its own
Hans
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