How to put italics in the title of a document using MLA13?











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I am trying to put the title of a book in the title of my document using the MLA13 class. Unfortunately, every time it ignores my font family and size. Here is the code I am using:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{mla13}
usepackage{fontspec}
firstname{First}
lastname{Last}
professor{Professor Professor}
class{A Class}
title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
% sources{bibliography.bib}
setmainfont{Times New Roman}
begin{document}
makeheader

This is the content of the paper.
end{document}


The produced output looks like this:



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How do I change the italicized portion of the title so that it displays in the same font as the rest of the document?










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    I am trying to put the title of a book in the title of my document using the MLA13 class. Unfortunately, every time it ignores my font family and size. Here is the code I am using:



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{mla13}
    usepackage{fontspec}
    firstname{First}
    lastname{Last}
    professor{Professor Professor}
    class{A Class}
    title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
    % sources{bibliography.bib}
    setmainfont{Times New Roman}
    begin{document}
    makeheader

    This is the content of the paper.
    end{document}


    The produced output looks like this:



    1



    How do I change the italicized portion of the title so that it displays in the same font as the rest of the document?










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      I am trying to put the title of a book in the title of my document using the MLA13 class. Unfortunately, every time it ignores my font family and size. Here is the code I am using:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{mla13}
      usepackage{fontspec}
      firstname{First}
      lastname{Last}
      professor{Professor Professor}
      class{A Class}
      title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
      % sources{bibliography.bib}
      setmainfont{Times New Roman}
      begin{document}
      makeheader

      This is the content of the paper.
      end{document}


      The produced output looks like this:



      1



      How do I change the italicized portion of the title so that it displays in the same font as the rest of the document?










      share|improve this question













      I am trying to put the title of a book in the title of my document using the MLA13 class. Unfortunately, every time it ignores my font family and size. Here is the code I am using:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{mla13}
      usepackage{fontspec}
      firstname{First}
      lastname{Last}
      professor{Professor Professor}
      class{A Class}
      title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
      % sources{bibliography.bib}
      setmainfont{Times New Roman}
      begin{document}
      makeheader

      This is the content of the paper.
      end{document}


      The produced output looks like this:



      1



      How do I change the italicized portion of the title so that it displays in the same font as the rest of the document?







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          The code in mla13.sty is completely and utterly wrong.



          newcommand*{makeheader}{begingroup
          rmfamily
          fontsize{12}{2}
          noindent @firstname @lastname\
          @professor\
          @class\
          datef@date
          begin{nospacecenter}
          @title
          end{nospacecenter}
          endgroup}


          This makes no sense whatsoever to set the font size and not issuing selectfont. What happens is that in



          A Review of textit{A Book}


          the first three words are typeset in the current font size, independent of fontsize{12}{2}; to the contrary, textit issues selectfont, so the setting of fontsize enters into action.



          The package's idea is probably to use a larger font size for the header, assuming a main font size of 10pt. But a baseline skip of 2pt is absurd.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{mla13}
          usepackage{fontspec}

          patchcmd{makeheader}{fontsize{12}{2}}{large}{}{}


          firstname{First}
          lastname{Last}
          professor{Professor Professor}
          class{A Class}
          title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
          % sources{bibliography.bib}
          setmainfont{Times New Roman}
          begin{document}
          makeheader

          This is the content of the paper.
          end{document}


          If you don't want a larger font size for the header, then remove large as suggested by Alan Munn.



          enter image description here






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          The code in mla13.sty is completely and utterly wrong.



          newcommand*{makeheader}{begingroup
          rmfamily
          fontsize{12}{2}
          noindent @firstname @lastname\
          @professor\
          @class\
          datef@date
          begin{nospacecenter}
          @title
          end{nospacecenter}
          endgroup}


          This makes no sense whatsoever to set the font size and not issuing selectfont. What happens is that in



          A Review of textit{A Book}


          the first three words are typeset in the current font size, independent of fontsize{12}{2}; to the contrary, textit issues selectfont, so the setting of fontsize enters into action.



          The package's idea is probably to use a larger font size for the header, assuming a main font size of 10pt. But a baseline skip of 2pt is absurd.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{mla13}
          usepackage{fontspec}

          patchcmd{makeheader}{fontsize{12}{2}}{large}{}{}


          firstname{First}
          lastname{Last}
          professor{Professor Professor}
          class{A Class}
          title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
          % sources{bibliography.bib}
          setmainfont{Times New Roman}
          begin{document}
          makeheader

          This is the content of the paper.
          end{document}


          If you don't want a larger font size for the header, then remove large as suggested by Alan Munn.



          enter image description here






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          • Perfect, thank you!
            – nhubbard
            Dec 1 at 17:37















          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted










          The code in mla13.sty is completely and utterly wrong.



          newcommand*{makeheader}{begingroup
          rmfamily
          fontsize{12}{2}
          noindent @firstname @lastname\
          @professor\
          @class\
          datef@date
          begin{nospacecenter}
          @title
          end{nospacecenter}
          endgroup}


          This makes no sense whatsoever to set the font size and not issuing selectfont. What happens is that in



          A Review of textit{A Book}


          the first three words are typeset in the current font size, independent of fontsize{12}{2}; to the contrary, textit issues selectfont, so the setting of fontsize enters into action.



          The package's idea is probably to use a larger font size for the header, assuming a main font size of 10pt. But a baseline skip of 2pt is absurd.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{mla13}
          usepackage{fontspec}

          patchcmd{makeheader}{fontsize{12}{2}}{large}{}{}


          firstname{First}
          lastname{Last}
          professor{Professor Professor}
          class{A Class}
          title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
          % sources{bibliography.bib}
          setmainfont{Times New Roman}
          begin{document}
          makeheader

          This is the content of the paper.
          end{document}


          If you don't want a larger font size for the header, then remove large as suggested by Alan Munn.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer























          • Perfect, thank you!
            – nhubbard
            Dec 1 at 17:37













          up vote
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          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          The code in mla13.sty is completely and utterly wrong.



          newcommand*{makeheader}{begingroup
          rmfamily
          fontsize{12}{2}
          noindent @firstname @lastname\
          @professor\
          @class\
          datef@date
          begin{nospacecenter}
          @title
          end{nospacecenter}
          endgroup}


          This makes no sense whatsoever to set the font size and not issuing selectfont. What happens is that in



          A Review of textit{A Book}


          the first three words are typeset in the current font size, independent of fontsize{12}{2}; to the contrary, textit issues selectfont, so the setting of fontsize enters into action.



          The package's idea is probably to use a larger font size for the header, assuming a main font size of 10pt. But a baseline skip of 2pt is absurd.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{mla13}
          usepackage{fontspec}

          patchcmd{makeheader}{fontsize{12}{2}}{large}{}{}


          firstname{First}
          lastname{Last}
          professor{Professor Professor}
          class{A Class}
          title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
          % sources{bibliography.bib}
          setmainfont{Times New Roman}
          begin{document}
          makeheader

          This is the content of the paper.
          end{document}


          If you don't want a larger font size for the header, then remove large as suggested by Alan Munn.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer














          The code in mla13.sty is completely and utterly wrong.



          newcommand*{makeheader}{begingroup
          rmfamily
          fontsize{12}{2}
          noindent @firstname @lastname\
          @professor\
          @class\
          datef@date
          begin{nospacecenter}
          @title
          end{nospacecenter}
          endgroup}


          This makes no sense whatsoever to set the font size and not issuing selectfont. What happens is that in



          A Review of textit{A Book}


          the first three words are typeset in the current font size, independent of fontsize{12}{2}; to the contrary, textit issues selectfont, so the setting of fontsize enters into action.



          The package's idea is probably to use a larger font size for the header, assuming a main font size of 10pt. But a baseline skip of 2pt is absurd.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{mla13}
          usepackage{fontspec}

          patchcmd{makeheader}{fontsize{12}{2}}{large}{}{}


          firstname{First}
          lastname{Last}
          professor{Professor Professor}
          class{A Class}
          title{A Review of textit{A Book}}
          % sources{bibliography.bib}
          setmainfont{Times New Roman}
          begin{document}
          makeheader

          This is the content of the paper.
          end{document}


          If you don't want a larger font size for the header, then remove large as suggested by Alan Munn.



          enter image description here







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          • Perfect, thank you!
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          • Perfect, thank you!
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