proud cipher
I'm working on a resume template for myself and i'm mostly happy with it except for the spacing.
It is uneven and i'm trying to figure out where its coming from.
Wrapping most things in block mostly works but i don't really want to clutter my main.typ with layout code.
I also don't know how to reduce the space further in that case.
Link for the version in the image: https://typst.app/project/r6f9Aia7JQiwvTFGb6_1ui
thin pike
i think you could try changing the heading spacing, e.g. #show heading: set block(spacing: 1em) or smth
as a last resort there's always #v(-0.5em) or similar
drowsy belfry
literally just adding that line as Pg suggested, with the default length .65 fixes it
show heading: h => {
set block(spacing: .65em)
if h.level == 1 {
Yes, adjusting the spacing works, thank you
Just another question so i'm sure i understand this correctly: Does wrapping something in a block always just overwrite the spacing of the child element? I can't find anything about this in the documentation https://typst.app/docs/reference/layout/block/
thin pike
Just another question so i'm sure i understand this correctly: Does wrapping som...
i believe so, a block is an element of its own
and in particular it is block-level
so it has block spacing
while a box is inline and has different semantics
it attempts to fit within the text flow
proud cipher
Not sure what this means. It just seems kind of weird to me that wrapping something reduces its space
thin pike
wdym?
the thing is that when you wrap something in a block, the "something" will be laid out in the context of the block, not of the page
so it's as if the page got reduced to a tiny part of it
for the element inside the block
proud cipher
Ah i see
thin pike
so it wont interact that well with other things around it, the block will be responsible for that instead
proud cipher
Okay, thanks