Hello, I think I'm using the wrong tool. I want a description environment, slightly narrower than the main text, and separated from the main text by a hairlines. If you compile the example below, you'll see that my attempt (apart from looking not quite balanced) will allow a page break between a hairline and the information contained in my description. This rules off the bottom of the page, rather than separating the description from the main text. What I would like is that the description be compelled to have at least a couple of orphan lines of the paragraph before a page break. Is it better to use something like a framedtext to achieve this result? ----- \definedescription [Note] [headstyle=\sc, style=small, width=fit, distance=10pt, hang=20, before={\hbox to \hsize{\hairline}\startnarrower}, after={\stopnarrower\vskip -1 ex \noindent\thinrule}] \starttext \Note{important} \input tufte\par \blank[medium] \dorecurse{3}{\input tufte } \blank[big] A line of text \Note{warning} \input tufte\par \blank[medium] \dorecurse{3}{\input tufte} \stoptext -----