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When I use Latex, the expression always comes out on a separate line. How do I keep the expression on the same line?
This one comes out ok in Safari.jedishrfu said:How about using ##y=mx+b## number signs?
Both formulas come out correctly, but the one 1 posted in #2 still displays incorrectly. What is going on?jedishrfu said:How about using ##y=mx+b## number signs? Testing it
And ##E=m c^2## formula?
Safari on iPad Pro.
The equation in the last line renders just fine for me. I'm using IE 11 on Win 7.DrClaude said:I'm guessing you mean at PF? In that case, use ## ## as delimiters. For example
The famous relation ##E=mc^2## was derived by Einstein
renders as
The famous relation ##E = mc^2## was derived by Einstein
As of Safari 11.1.1, it renders correctly.DrClaude said:Both formulas come out correctly, but the one 1 posted in #2 still displays incorrectly. What is going on?
Paragraphing in LaTeX expressions refers to the process of separating blocks of text into distinct paragraphs. This helps to organize and structure the content of a document, making it easier to read and understand.
To create a new paragraph in LaTeX, simply leave a blank line between two blocks of text. This will automatically create a new paragraph with proper indentation.
Yes, you can customize the formatting of paragraphs in LaTeX using various commands and packages. This includes adjusting the spacing, alignment, and indentation of paragraphs, as well as adding additional formatting and styling options.
The purpose of paragraph indentation in LaTeX is to visually distinguish the beginning of a new paragraph from the rest of the text. This helps to clearly define the structure and flow of a document.
Yes, some best practices for paragraphing in LaTeX include using consistent indentation, avoiding excessive line breaks, and using blank lines to separate paragraphs instead of manually adding spacing. It is also important to consider the overall structure and organization of the document when deciding on paragraphing.