Thanks a lot or your answers. 

One thing I discovered today is that .ts style files can be kept outside .TeXmacs/packages

and that a version put in the current document directory will supersede the same-name package 

located in .TeXmacs/packages.

At least it does here. 

But I can't seem to be able to add a .ts package to a same-directory document

if there is no other identically named package in  .TeXmacs/packages.

Is it normal behavior ? 

How are we supposed to use those .ts files ?  It would be great to get the same flexibility as css, so that 

they are automatically loaded when you access remote files over the net. Is it something intended ?

Julien

Le 17 juil. 2014 à 18:16, Sam Liddicott a écrit :

datoms can almost do it with a cell but the height is never quite enough, see attached.

if you want top, bottom or right lines you also need to insert something to stretch the box.

I used to do what you ask with datoms and with a <graphics> somehow, making the vertical lines overlap but I don't remember how I did that now. The overlap looked visible (which it shouldn't have) so I stopped using it.

I may be able to find it later for you

Sam

On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 4:52 PM, Julien Frontisi <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi to all,

I would like to border some of the paragraphs in a document with a vertical line so I tried with a table. 

But apparently there is no page break possible inside a table. This is the code I wrote :

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What is the best way to make page breaks work inside such lined paragraphs ?

Thanks and have a pleasant summer.

Julien

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