How add spacing after of paragraph
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How add spacing after of paragraph{Parrafo}?
documentclass{report}
usepackage{float}
renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$ textbf{#1}}
begin{document}
chapter{ } %if you want a name write it as chapter{name}
init
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (
and should not have a bullet)
section{ seccion}
end{document}
When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced, now I want to increase the spacing.
paragraphs
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How add spacing after of paragraph{Parrafo}?
documentclass{report}
usepackage{float}
renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$ textbf{#1}}
begin{document}
chapter{ } %if you want a name write it as chapter{name}
init
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (
and should not have a bullet)
section{ seccion}
end{document}
When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced, now I want to increase the spacing.
paragraphs
paragraph
is one of the document division commands used aftersubsection
andsubsubsection
. Better to create something called, say,mypara
which does what you want instead of subverting the regularparagraph
command.
– Peter Wilson
Nov 21 at 19:26
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How add spacing after of paragraph{Parrafo}?
documentclass{report}
usepackage{float}
renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$ textbf{#1}}
begin{document}
chapter{ } %if you want a name write it as chapter{name}
init
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (
and should not have a bullet)
section{ seccion}
end{document}
When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced, now I want to increase the spacing.
paragraphs
How add spacing after of paragraph{Parrafo}?
documentclass{report}
usepackage{float}
renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$ textbf{#1}}
begin{document}
chapter{ } %if you want a name write it as chapter{name}
init
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (
and should not have a bullet)
section{ seccion}
end{document}
When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced, now I want to increase the spacing.
paragraphs
paragraphs
asked Nov 21 at 16:42
x-rw
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paragraph
is one of the document division commands used aftersubsection
andsubsubsection
. Better to create something called, say,mypara
which does what you want instead of subverting the regularparagraph
command.
– Peter Wilson
Nov 21 at 19:26
add a comment |
paragraph
is one of the document division commands used aftersubsection
andsubsubsection
. Better to create something called, say,mypara
which does what you want instead of subverting the regularparagraph
command.
– Peter Wilson
Nov 21 at 19:26
paragraph
is one of the document division commands used after subsection
and subsubsection
. Better to create something called, say, mypara
which does what you want instead of subverting the regular paragraph
command.– Peter Wilson
Nov 21 at 19:26
paragraph
is one of the document division commands used after subsection
and subsubsection
. Better to create something called, say, mypara
which does what you want instead of subverting the regular paragraph
command.– Peter Wilson
Nov 21 at 19:26
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Instead of redefining paragraph
from scratch, you can copy the definition from report.cls
and add your bullet
:
documentclass{report}
makeatletter
renewcommandparagraph{%
@startsection{paragraph}{4}%
{4mm}% <-- Space _before_ the paragraph title
{3.25ex @plus1ex @minus.2ex}%
{-1em}% <-- Space _after_ the paragraph title (with a minus sign)
% V--------V added this to the original
{normalfontnormalsizebfseries$bullet$~}% Content before the paragraph title
}
makeatother
begin{document}
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (%
and should not have a bullet)
section{seccion}
end{document}
i want also space before of paragraph %renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}}
– x-rw
Nov 21 at 18:33
@x-rw I changed to add the4mm
before the paragraph title as you asked.
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 21 at 20:51
@PhelypeOleinik I could be wrong every one seems to be helping x-rw vertically ? I think request for before paragraph means horizontal offsets
– KJO
Nov 22 at 3:19
@KJO Perhaps you're right... I assumed horizontal space because in the question OP said "When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced" which, in my interpretation means the horizontal space between the title and the following text. Also, in OP's comment right above they said "$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}
", with anhspace
. We can only hope that OP will leave a comment clarifying :)
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 22 at 10:14
Sorry scratch my comment above looking closer this thread is correctly addressing space either side of paragraph Tag what confused me was the moving word alignment relative to second line.
– KJO
Nov 22 at 11:20
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
2
down vote
Instead of redefining paragraph
from scratch, you can copy the definition from report.cls
and add your bullet
:
documentclass{report}
makeatletter
renewcommandparagraph{%
@startsection{paragraph}{4}%
{4mm}% <-- Space _before_ the paragraph title
{3.25ex @plus1ex @minus.2ex}%
{-1em}% <-- Space _after_ the paragraph title (with a minus sign)
% V--------V added this to the original
{normalfontnormalsizebfseries$bullet$~}% Content before the paragraph title
}
makeatother
begin{document}
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (%
and should not have a bullet)
section{seccion}
end{document}
i want also space before of paragraph %renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}}
– x-rw
Nov 21 at 18:33
@x-rw I changed to add the4mm
before the paragraph title as you asked.
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 21 at 20:51
@PhelypeOleinik I could be wrong every one seems to be helping x-rw vertically ? I think request for before paragraph means horizontal offsets
– KJO
Nov 22 at 3:19
@KJO Perhaps you're right... I assumed horizontal space because in the question OP said "When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced" which, in my interpretation means the horizontal space between the title and the following text. Also, in OP's comment right above they said "$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}
", with anhspace
. We can only hope that OP will leave a comment clarifying :)
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 22 at 10:14
Sorry scratch my comment above looking closer this thread is correctly addressing space either side of paragraph Tag what confused me was the moving word alignment relative to second line.
– KJO
Nov 22 at 11:20
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
Instead of redefining paragraph
from scratch, you can copy the definition from report.cls
and add your bullet
:
documentclass{report}
makeatletter
renewcommandparagraph{%
@startsection{paragraph}{4}%
{4mm}% <-- Space _before_ the paragraph title
{3.25ex @plus1ex @minus.2ex}%
{-1em}% <-- Space _after_ the paragraph title (with a minus sign)
% V--------V added this to the original
{normalfontnormalsizebfseries$bullet$~}% Content before the paragraph title
}
makeatother
begin{document}
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (%
and should not have a bullet)
section{seccion}
end{document}
i want also space before of paragraph %renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}}
– x-rw
Nov 21 at 18:33
@x-rw I changed to add the4mm
before the paragraph title as you asked.
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 21 at 20:51
@PhelypeOleinik I could be wrong every one seems to be helping x-rw vertically ? I think request for before paragraph means horizontal offsets
– KJO
Nov 22 at 3:19
@KJO Perhaps you're right... I assumed horizontal space because in the question OP said "When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced" which, in my interpretation means the horizontal space between the title and the following text. Also, in OP's comment right above they said "$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}
", with anhspace
. We can only hope that OP will leave a comment clarifying :)
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 22 at 10:14
Sorry scratch my comment above looking closer this thread is correctly addressing space either side of paragraph Tag what confused me was the moving word alignment relative to second line.
– KJO
Nov 22 at 11:20
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Instead of redefining paragraph
from scratch, you can copy the definition from report.cls
and add your bullet
:
documentclass{report}
makeatletter
renewcommandparagraph{%
@startsection{paragraph}{4}%
{4mm}% <-- Space _before_ the paragraph title
{3.25ex @plus1ex @minus.2ex}%
{-1em}% <-- Space _after_ the paragraph title (with a minus sign)
% V--------V added this to the original
{normalfontnormalsizebfseries$bullet$~}% Content before the paragraph title
}
makeatother
begin{document}
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (%
and should not have a bullet)
section{seccion}
end{document}
Instead of redefining paragraph
from scratch, you can copy the definition from report.cls
and add your bullet
:
documentclass{report}
makeatletter
renewcommandparagraph{%
@startsection{paragraph}{4}%
{4mm}% <-- Space _before_ the paragraph title
{3.25ex @plus1ex @minus.2ex}%
{-1em}% <-- Space _after_ the paragraph title (with a minus sign)
% V--------V added this to the original
{normalfontnormalsizebfseries$bullet$~}% Content before the paragraph title
}
makeatother
begin{document}
section{seccion}
paragraph{Parrafo} this is a paragraph
this is not paragraph (%
and should not have a bullet)
section{seccion}
end{document}
edited Nov 21 at 20:50
answered Nov 21 at 16:47
Phelype Oleinik
20.7k54379
20.7k54379
i want also space before of paragraph %renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}}
– x-rw
Nov 21 at 18:33
@x-rw I changed to add the4mm
before the paragraph title as you asked.
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 21 at 20:51
@PhelypeOleinik I could be wrong every one seems to be helping x-rw vertically ? I think request for before paragraph means horizontal offsets
– KJO
Nov 22 at 3:19
@KJO Perhaps you're right... I assumed horizontal space because in the question OP said "When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced" which, in my interpretation means the horizontal space between the title and the following text. Also, in OP's comment right above they said "$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}
", with anhspace
. We can only hope that OP will leave a comment clarifying :)
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 22 at 10:14
Sorry scratch my comment above looking closer this thread is correctly addressing space either side of paragraph Tag what confused me was the moving word alignment relative to second line.
– KJO
Nov 22 at 11:20
add a comment |
i want also space before of paragraph %renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}}
– x-rw
Nov 21 at 18:33
@x-rw I changed to add the4mm
before the paragraph title as you asked.
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 21 at 20:51
@PhelypeOleinik I could be wrong every one seems to be helping x-rw vertically ? I think request for before paragraph means horizontal offsets
– KJO
Nov 22 at 3:19
@KJO Perhaps you're right... I assumed horizontal space because in the question OP said "When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced" which, in my interpretation means the horizontal space between the title and the following text. Also, in OP's comment right above they said "$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}
", with anhspace
. We can only hope that OP will leave a comment clarifying :)
– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 22 at 10:14
Sorry scratch my comment above looking closer this thread is correctly addressing space either side of paragraph Tag what confused me was the moving word alignment relative to second line.
– KJO
Nov 22 at 11:20
i want also space before of paragraph %renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}}
– x-rw
Nov 21 at 18:33
i want also space before of paragraph %renewcommandparagraph[1]{$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}}
– x-rw
Nov 21 at 18:33
@x-rw I changed to add the
4mm
before the paragraph title as you asked.– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 21 at 20:51
@x-rw I changed to add the
4mm
before the paragraph title as you asked.– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 21 at 20:51
@PhelypeOleinik I could be wrong every one seems to be helping x-rw vertically ? I think request for before paragraph means horizontal offsets
– KJO
Nov 22 at 3:19
@PhelypeOleinik I could be wrong every one seems to be helping x-rw vertically ? I think request for before paragraph means horizontal offsets
– KJO
Nov 22 at 3:19
@KJO Perhaps you're right... I assumed horizontal space because in the question OP said "When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced" which, in my interpretation means the horizontal space between the title and the following text. Also, in OP's comment right above they said "
$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}
", with an hspace
. We can only hope that OP will leave a comment clarifying :)– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 22 at 10:14
@KJO Perhaps you're right... I assumed horizontal space because in the question OP said "When I put the bullet the spacing was reduced" which, in my interpretation means the horizontal space between the title and the following text. Also, in OP's comment right above they said "
$bullet$hspace{4mm}textbf{#1}
", with an hspace
. We can only hope that OP will leave a comment clarifying :)– Phelype Oleinik
Nov 22 at 10:14
Sorry scratch my comment above looking closer this thread is correctly addressing space either side of paragraph Tag what confused me was the moving word alignment relative to second line.
– KJO
Nov 22 at 11:20
Sorry scratch my comment above looking closer this thread is correctly addressing space either side of paragraph Tag what confused me was the moving word alignment relative to second line.
– KJO
Nov 22 at 11:20
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paragraph
is one of the document division commands used aftersubsection
andsubsubsection
. Better to create something called, say,mypara
which does what you want instead of subverting the regularparagraph
command.– Peter Wilson
Nov 21 at 19:26