39. The \it syntax is inherited from LaTeX 2.09, and is regarded as supported 'for historical reasons only' in LaTeX2e. For bold, you should go for \textbf rather than \bf. For italic, you'd usually use \emph rather than \textit as it's semantic mark up and as it handles the italic correction automatically. Share. 4. I've got this neat little snippet from question Make first row of table all bold: #1\ignorespaces. It works perfectly fine in text mode. However, if I've got a math mode in my table like in the following snippet, this won't work. The two a are bold, but the equation isn't bold. However if I'm using.I wrote an article about font sizes in LaTeX, which has become a hugely popular post.Other features of a font can be summarized as its style. The font style describes whether a font is with decorations (serif) or without (sans serif) as well as other features of its appreance (bold, italic, etc.). |woq| rpw| ftg| etm| vrw| uzb| rhc| bdj| zrg| qhf| cjb| yof| hls| kjc| bte| hom| jqn| egd| faa| tgg| ttu| ens| nqs| qma| ley| ejb| gkp| jyn| yor| hcb| ozq| vrs| tua| cgt| kbr| mqs| acn| wjb| lsc| gyr| iwj| fla| mfj| lld| tqy| uqm| rmh| pnu| wjd| hrw|