fleqn modifies vertical spacing in document
I am almost done writing an article, and wanted to change the alignment of figures and equations using the fleqn option in the documentclass environment. However, after implementing the change, the vertical spacing of paragraphs seems to slightly change, and many things that I had fine tuned are now ruined.
What is causing this problem, and how can it be fixed?
vertical-alignment
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
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I am almost done writing an article, and wanted to change the alignment of figures and equations using the fleqn option in the documentclass environment. However, after implementing the change, the vertical spacing of paragraphs seems to slightly change, and many things that I had fine tuned are now ruined.
What is causing this problem, and how can it be fixed?
vertical-alignment
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
3912413
Could you please provide an MWE?
– JouleV
Jan 10 at 0:59
@JouleV That's slightly problematic, since the difference seems to be only a line at times. The document is 26 pages long, so the full effect seems to show only in this situation. I'll try to come up with something.
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:03
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I am almost done writing an article, and wanted to change the alignment of figures and equations using the fleqn option in the documentclass environment. However, after implementing the change, the vertical spacing of paragraphs seems to slightly change, and many things that I had fine tuned are now ruined.
What is causing this problem, and how can it be fixed?
vertical-alignment
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
3912413
I am almost done writing an article, and wanted to change the alignment of figures and equations using the fleqn option in the documentclass environment. However, after implementing the change, the vertical spacing of paragraphs seems to slightly change, and many things that I had fine tuned are now ruined.
What is causing this problem, and how can it be fixed?
vertical-alignment
vertical-alignment
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
3912413
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
3912413
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
3912413
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
3912413
asked Jan 10 at 0:57
Pedro TamaroffPedro Tamaroff
3912413
3912413
Could you please provide an MWE?
– JouleV
Jan 10 at 0:59
@JouleV That's slightly problematic, since the difference seems to be only a line at times. The document is 26 pages long, so the full effect seems to show only in this situation. I'll try to come up with something.
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:03
add a comment |
Could you please provide an MWE?
– JouleV
Jan 10 at 0:59
@JouleV That's slightly problematic, since the difference seems to be only a line at times. The document is 26 pages long, so the full effect seems to show only in this situation. I'll try to come up with something.
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:03
Could you please provide an MWE?
– JouleV
Jan 10 at 0:59
Could you please provide an MWE?
– JouleV
Jan 10 at 0:59
@JouleV That's slightly problematic, since the difference seems to be only a line at times. The document is 26 pages long, so the full effect seems to show only in this situation. I'll try to come up with something.
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:03
@JouleV That's slightly problematic, since the difference seems to be only a line at times. The document is 26 pages long, so the full effect seems to show only in this situation. I'll try to come up with something.
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:03
add a comment |
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In the default centred layout tex can use a shorter vertical space if the equation does not overlap. If the text is
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
then a smaller vertical space (abovedisplayshortskip) is used than if it was
para para para para para para para para
para para para para para para
a=b
when abovedisplayskip is used.
If you left align the equation it always overlaps the last line of the preceding paragraph so the short skip is never used.
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
485k4111201864
I see. And it would definitely look awkward with the smaller spacing and left alignment. Thanks!
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:12
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In the default centred layout tex can use a shorter vertical space if the equation does not overlap. If the text is
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
then a smaller vertical space (abovedisplayshortskip) is used than if it was
para para para para para para para para
para para para para para para
a=b
when abovedisplayskip is used.
If you left align the equation it always overlaps the last line of the preceding paragraph so the short skip is never used.
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
485k4111201864
I see. And it would definitely look awkward with the smaller spacing and left alignment. Thanks!
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:12
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In the default centred layout tex can use a shorter vertical space if the equation does not overlap. If the text is
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
then a smaller vertical space (abovedisplayshortskip) is used than if it was
para para para para para para para para
para para para para para para
a=b
when abovedisplayskip is used.
If you left align the equation it always overlaps the last line of the preceding paragraph so the short skip is never used.
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
485k4111201864
I see. And it would definitely look awkward with the smaller spacing and left alignment. Thanks!
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:12
add a comment |
In the default centred layout tex can use a shorter vertical space if the equation does not overlap. If the text is
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
then a smaller vertical space (abovedisplayshortskip) is used than if it was
para para para para para para para para
para para para para para para
a=b
when abovedisplayskip is used.
If you left align the equation it always overlaps the last line of the preceding paragraph so the short skip is never used.
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
485k4111201864
In the default centred layout tex can use a shorter vertical space if the equation does not overlap. If the text is
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
then a smaller vertical space (abovedisplayshortskip) is used than if it was
para para para para para para para para
para para para para para para
a=b
when abovedisplayskip is used.
If you left align the equation it always overlaps the last line of the preceding paragraph so the short skip is never used.
para para para para para para para para
para para para
a=b
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
485k4111201864
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
485k4111201864
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
485k4111201864
answered Jan 10 at 1:09
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
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485k4111201864
I see. And it would definitely look awkward with the smaller spacing and left alignment. Thanks!
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:12
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I see. And it would definitely look awkward with the smaller spacing and left alignment. Thanks!
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:12
I see. And it would definitely look awkward with the smaller spacing and left alignment. Thanks!
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:12
I see. And it would definitely look awkward with the smaller spacing and left alignment. Thanks!
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:12
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Could you please provide an MWE?
– JouleV
Jan 10 at 0:59
@JouleV That's slightly problematic, since the difference seems to be only a line at times. The document is 26 pages long, so the full effect seems to show only in this situation. I'll try to come up with something.
– Pedro Tamaroff
Jan 10 at 1:03