Am 25.07.25 um 17:50 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
Like this?
\definenote [one]
\definenote [two] [one]
\setupnotation
[one,two]
[color=green]
\setupnotation
[two]
[counter=]
\starttext
xxx\one{One} xxx\two{Two} xxx
xxx\one{More one} xxx\two{More two} xxx
\stoptext
Thank you, Wolfgang!
Today I learned a lot.
Now I know the difference of setupnote and setupnotation.
I can only find color in setupnotation.
I was completely blind.
If I wanted to kill the symbol in this case I must kill the counter.
What I don't unterstand is:
why do I need
\definenote [one]
\definenote [two] [one]
to "correct" the order?
Have a nice weekend
Greetings
Tomás
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