everymath and underline color
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I use everymath to change the color of all maths (blue). However, beyond my expectation, this color happens to automatically apply for any underlined texts. Please kindly instruct me how to solve this problem, i.e have all underlined texts back to normal color (black). Any help will be highly appreciated.
Below is a small example to illustrate my problem.
documentclass[11pt]{paper}
usepackage[usenames]{color}
everymath{color{blue}}
makeatletter defm@th{normalcolormathsurroundz@} makeatother
begin{document}
underline{Problem 1.} This is underline{some} math: $a^2$.
end{document}
math-mode color underline
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
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I use everymath to change the color of all maths (blue). However, beyond my expectation, this color happens to automatically apply for any underlined texts. Please kindly instruct me how to solve this problem, i.e have all underlined texts back to normal color (black). Any help will be highly appreciated.
Below is a small example to illustrate my problem.
documentclass[11pt]{paper}
usepackage[usenames]{color}
everymath{color{blue}}
makeatletter defm@th{normalcolormathsurroundz@} makeatother
begin{document}
underline{Problem 1.} This is underline{some} math: $a^2$.
end{document}
math-mode color underline
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
4917
1
underlineuses math mode. You can consider with the packageulemorsoul, or not underlining altogether.
– egreg
Dec 1 at 15:31
1
Add afootnoteand aurl(from theurlorhyperrefpackage) to your document to see more blue where one might not expect it.
– moewe
Dec 1 at 15:42
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
I use everymath to change the color of all maths (blue). However, beyond my expectation, this color happens to automatically apply for any underlined texts. Please kindly instruct me how to solve this problem, i.e have all underlined texts back to normal color (black). Any help will be highly appreciated.
Below is a small example to illustrate my problem.
documentclass[11pt]{paper}
usepackage[usenames]{color}
everymath{color{blue}}
makeatletter defm@th{normalcolormathsurroundz@} makeatother
begin{document}
underline{Problem 1.} This is underline{some} math: $a^2$.
end{document}
math-mode color underline
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
4917
I use everymath to change the color of all maths (blue). However, beyond my expectation, this color happens to automatically apply for any underlined texts. Please kindly instruct me how to solve this problem, i.e have all underlined texts back to normal color (black). Any help will be highly appreciated.
Below is a small example to illustrate my problem.
documentclass[11pt]{paper}
usepackage[usenames]{color}
everymath{color{blue}}
makeatletter defm@th{normalcolormathsurroundz@} makeatother
begin{document}
underline{Problem 1.} This is underline{some} math: $a^2$.
end{document}
math-mode color underline
math-mode color underline
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
4917
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
4917
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
4917
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
4917
asked Dec 1 at 15:18
Romalpa Akzo
4917
4917
1
underlineuses math mode. You can consider with the packageulemorsoul, or not underlining altogether.
– egreg
Dec 1 at 15:31
1
Add afootnoteand aurl(from theurlorhyperrefpackage) to your document to see more blue where one might not expect it.
– moewe
Dec 1 at 15:42
add a comment |
1
underlineuses math mode. You can consider with the packageulemorsoul, or not underlining altogether.
– egreg
Dec 1 at 15:31
1
Add afootnoteand aurl(from theurlorhyperrefpackage) to your document to see more blue where one might not expect it.
– moewe
Dec 1 at 15:42
1
1
underline uses math mode. You can consider with the package ulem or soul, or not underlining altogether.– egreg
Dec 1 at 15:31
underline uses math mode. You can consider with the package ulem or soul, or not underlining altogether.– egreg
Dec 1 at 15:31
1
1
Add a
footnote and a url (from the url or hyperref package) to your document to see more blue where one might not expect it.– moewe
Dec 1 at 15:42
Add a
footnote and a url (from the url or hyperref package) to your document to see more blue where one might not expect it.– moewe
Dec 1 at 15:42
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The definition of underline is
% latex.ltx, line 5128:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
and the placement of m@th is the explanation for your output.
It is necessary to have m@th there, because otherwise it could affect math in the text to be underlined.
You might want to redefine it:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $normalcolor@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
but you should consider to use the facilities of the packages ulem or soul.
Better yet, don't underline at all.
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
Many thanks for your clear guidance. I would spend time to study further on ulem or soul packages. But for now, your solution works perfectly for my current desire.
– Romalpa Akzo
Dec 1 at 15:44
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up vote
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The definition of underline is
% latex.ltx, line 5128:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
and the placement of m@th is the explanation for your output.
It is necessary to have m@th there, because otherwise it could affect math in the text to be underlined.
You might want to redefine it:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $normalcolor@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
but you should consider to use the facilities of the packages ulem or soul.
Better yet, don't underline at all.
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
Many thanks for your clear guidance. I would spend time to study further on ulem or soul packages. But for now, your solution works perfectly for my current desire.
– Romalpa Akzo
Dec 1 at 15:44
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
The definition of underline is
% latex.ltx, line 5128:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
and the placement of m@th is the explanation for your output.
It is necessary to have m@th there, because otherwise it could affect math in the text to be underlined.
You might want to redefine it:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $normalcolor@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
but you should consider to use the facilities of the packages ulem or soul.
Better yet, don't underline at all.
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
Many thanks for your clear guidance. I would spend time to study further on ulem or soul packages. But for now, your solution works perfectly for my current desire.
– Romalpa Akzo
Dec 1 at 15:44
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
The definition of underline is
% latex.ltx, line 5128:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
and the placement of m@th is the explanation for your output.
It is necessary to have m@th there, because otherwise it could affect math in the text to be underlined.
You might want to redefine it:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $normalcolor@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
but you should consider to use the facilities of the packages ulem or soul.
Better yet, don't underline at all.
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
The definition of underline is
% latex.ltx, line 5128:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
and the placement of m@th is the explanation for your output.
It is necessary to have m@th there, because otherwise it could affect math in the text to be underlined.
You might want to redefine it:
defunderline#1{%
relax
ifmmode@@underline{#1}%
else $normalcolor@@underline{hbox{#1}}m@th$relaxfi}
but you should consider to use the facilities of the packages ulem or soul.
Better yet, don't underline at all.
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
answered Dec 1 at 15:37
egreg
703k8618733148
703k8618733148
Many thanks for your clear guidance. I would spend time to study further on ulem or soul packages. But for now, your solution works perfectly for my current desire.
– Romalpa Akzo
Dec 1 at 15:44
add a comment |
Many thanks for your clear guidance. I would spend time to study further on ulem or soul packages. But for now, your solution works perfectly for my current desire.
– Romalpa Akzo
Dec 1 at 15:44
Many thanks for your clear guidance. I would spend time to study further on ulem or soul packages. But for now, your solution works perfectly for my current desire.
– Romalpa Akzo
Dec 1 at 15:44
Many thanks for your clear guidance. I would spend time to study further on ulem or soul packages. But for now, your solution works perfectly for my current desire.
– Romalpa Akzo
Dec 1 at 15:44
add a comment |
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underlineuses math mode. You can consider with the packageulemorsoul, or not underlining altogether.– egreg
Dec 1 at 15:31
1
Add a
footnoteand aurl(from theurlorhyperrefpackage) to your document to see more blue where one might not expect it.– moewe
Dec 1 at 15:42