Excellently type-set a cute little zine about your favorite topic!
Providing your eight pages in order will produce a US-Letter page with the content in a layout ready to be folded into a zine! The content is wrapped before movement so that padding and alignment are respected.
Here is the template and its preview:
#import "@preview/zen-zine:0.1.0": zine
#set document(author: "Tom", title: "Zen Zine Example")
#set text(font: "Linux Libertine", lang: "en")
#let my_eight_pages = (
range(8).map(
number => [
#pad(2em, text(10em, align(center, str(number))))
]
)
)
// provide your content pages in order and they
// are placed into the zine template positions.
// the content is wrapped before movement so that
// padding and alignment are respected.
#zine(
// draw_border: true,
// zine_page_margin: 8pt,
// digital: false
contents: my_eight_pages
)
Roughly in order of priority.
- Write documentation and generate a manual
- Deduce
page
properties so that user can change the page they wish to use.- Make sure the page is
flipped
and deduce the zine page width and height from the full page width and height (and the zine margin) - I'm currently struggling with finding out the page properties (what's the
#get
equivalent to#set
?)
- Make sure the page is
- Add other zine sizes (there is a 16 page one I believe?)
Digital mode where zine pages are separate pages (of the same size) rather than 'sub pages' of a printer page- Figure out how syntax to enable
#show.zine(config)
syntax like other templates- can "unpack" argument sinks
..sink
withsink.pos()
to get an array of positional arguments - still trying to figure out how to provide an array of zine content pages in this syntactical style
- can "unpack" argument sinks
- Tweak margins to optimize for folding
- Zines have 3 borders - cut, outer fold, inner fold - we can squeeze the inner folds to expand the outer folds so that there is more tolerance on the folds and text wrapping around the outside is less likely
- 🤯give user acces to two next pages next to each other (in final zine) so they can decide how to handle an inner fold🤯