Changing font of the titlepage of tufte-book
I would like to change the font and the style used in the titlepage of tufte-book class.
I don't like the 'all caps' style and would rather have normal text in that page.
By reading the documentation I have found only the commands for changing fonts in other elements, such as captions, but not in the title page. In the attempts I made I was able to modify the style of the title, but other elements (like the author name) stay all caps.
This is the basic code I am using:
title[Sample title]{%
setlength{parindent}{0pt}%
Sample par%
Title par vspace{1cm}
}
% usebox{titleimage}}
author{Author name here}
which produces this page:
Is there anyone who knows how to do it?
Thanks
tufte
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
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I would like to change the font and the style used in the titlepage of tufte-book class.
I don't like the 'all caps' style and would rather have normal text in that page.
By reading the documentation I have found only the commands for changing fonts in other elements, such as captions, but not in the title page. In the attempts I made I was able to modify the style of the title, but other elements (like the author name) stay all caps.
This is the basic code I am using:
title[Sample title]{%
setlength{parindent}{0pt}%
Sample par%
Title par vspace{1cm}
}
% usebox{titleimage}}
author{Author name here}
which produces this page:
Is there anyone who knows how to do it?
Thanks
tufte
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
16310
2
Can you please add a simple example of how you're producing the title page? Having some code to play with is better.
– egreg
Dec 4 '15 at 10:27
I modified the question and added the code + output. I removed the graphics (titleimage) for the sake of clarity.
– Antonio Sesto
Dec 4 '15 at 10:59
add a comment |
I would like to change the font and the style used in the titlepage of tufte-book class.
I don't like the 'all caps' style and would rather have normal text in that page.
By reading the documentation I have found only the commands for changing fonts in other elements, such as captions, but not in the title page. In the attempts I made I was able to modify the style of the title, but other elements (like the author name) stay all caps.
This is the basic code I am using:
title[Sample title]{%
setlength{parindent}{0pt}%
Sample par%
Title par vspace{1cm}
}
% usebox{titleimage}}
author{Author name here}
which produces this page:
Is there anyone who knows how to do it?
Thanks
tufte
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
16310
I would like to change the font and the style used in the titlepage of tufte-book class.
I don't like the 'all caps' style and would rather have normal text in that page.
By reading the documentation I have found only the commands for changing fonts in other elements, such as captions, but not in the title page. In the attempts I made I was able to modify the style of the title, but other elements (like the author name) stay all caps.
This is the basic code I am using:
title[Sample title]{%
setlength{parindent}{0pt}%
Sample par%
Title par vspace{1cm}
}
% usebox{titleimage}}
author{Author name here}
which produces this page:
Is there anyone who knows how to do it?
Thanks
tufte
tufte
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
16310
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
16310
edited Dec 4 '15 at 10:59
Antonio Sesto
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
16310
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
16310
asked Dec 4 '15 at 10:25
Antonio SestoAntonio Sesto
16310
16310
2
Can you please add a simple example of how you're producing the title page? Having some code to play with is better.
– egreg
Dec 4 '15 at 10:27
I modified the question and added the code + output. I removed the graphics (titleimage) for the sake of clarity.
– Antonio Sesto
Dec 4 '15 at 10:59
add a comment |
2
Can you please add a simple example of how you're producing the title page? Having some code to play with is better.
– egreg
Dec 4 '15 at 10:27
I modified the question and added the code + output. I removed the graphics (titleimage) for the sake of clarity.
– Antonio Sesto
Dec 4 '15 at 10:59
2
2
Can you please add a simple example of how you're producing the title page? Having some code to play with is better.
– egreg
Dec 4 '15 at 10:27
Can you please add a simple example of how you're producing the title page? Having some code to play with is better.
– egreg
Dec 4 '15 at 10:27
I modified the question and added the code + output. I removed the graphics (
titleimage) for the sake of clarity.– Antonio Sesto
Dec 4 '15 at 10:59
I modified the question and added the code + output. I removed the graphics (
titleimage) for the sake of clarity.– Antonio Sesto
Dec 4 '15 at 10:59
add a comment |
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To redesign the title page, just redefine the maketitlepage macro:
renewcommand{maketitlepage}{%
cleardoublepage
{%
sffamily
begin{fullwidth}%
fontsize{18}{20}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklessauthor}%
vspace{11.5pc}%
fontsize{36}{40}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklesstitle}%
vfill
fontsize{14}{16}selectfontparnoindentthanklesspublisher%
end{fullwidth}%
}%
thispagestyle{empty}%
clearpage
}
Here I've removed the original allcaps formatting.
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
For this to work I needed to convince LaTeX to let me redefine the macro. I addedletmaketitlepagerelaxright before thenewcommand.
– m00am
Feb 7 at 10:53
@m00am Whoops! Good catch! I've updated the answer to userenewcommand.
– godbyk
Feb 8 at 13:02
Ah, that is shorter and less ugly than my attempt. Thank you for this answer (and for tufte-latex :) ).
– m00am
Feb 8 at 13:21
add a comment |
The tufte-book class sets the title and the author using allcaps. You can just letallcaps=relax for the titlepage.
documentclass{tufte-book}
title[Sample title]{%
Sample%
parnoindent
Title
}
author{Author name here}
begin{document}
{
letallcaps=relax
maketitle
}
end{document}
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
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To redesign the title page, just redefine the maketitlepage macro:
renewcommand{maketitlepage}{%
cleardoublepage
{%
sffamily
begin{fullwidth}%
fontsize{18}{20}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklessauthor}%
vspace{11.5pc}%
fontsize{36}{40}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklesstitle}%
vfill
fontsize{14}{16}selectfontparnoindentthanklesspublisher%
end{fullwidth}%
}%
thispagestyle{empty}%
clearpage
}
Here I've removed the original allcaps formatting.
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
For this to work I needed to convince LaTeX to let me redefine the macro. I addedletmaketitlepagerelaxright before thenewcommand.
– m00am
Feb 7 at 10:53
@m00am Whoops! Good catch! I've updated the answer to userenewcommand.
– godbyk
Feb 8 at 13:02
Ah, that is shorter and less ugly than my attempt. Thank you for this answer (and for tufte-latex :) ).
– m00am
Feb 8 at 13:21
add a comment |
To redesign the title page, just redefine the maketitlepage macro:
renewcommand{maketitlepage}{%
cleardoublepage
{%
sffamily
begin{fullwidth}%
fontsize{18}{20}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklessauthor}%
vspace{11.5pc}%
fontsize{36}{40}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklesstitle}%
vfill
fontsize{14}{16}selectfontparnoindentthanklesspublisher%
end{fullwidth}%
}%
thispagestyle{empty}%
clearpage
}
Here I've removed the original allcaps formatting.
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
For this to work I needed to convince LaTeX to let me redefine the macro. I addedletmaketitlepagerelaxright before thenewcommand.
– m00am
Feb 7 at 10:53
@m00am Whoops! Good catch! I've updated the answer to userenewcommand.
– godbyk
Feb 8 at 13:02
Ah, that is shorter and less ugly than my attempt. Thank you for this answer (and for tufte-latex :) ).
– m00am
Feb 8 at 13:21
add a comment |
To redesign the title page, just redefine the maketitlepage macro:
renewcommand{maketitlepage}{%
cleardoublepage
{%
sffamily
begin{fullwidth}%
fontsize{18}{20}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklessauthor}%
vspace{11.5pc}%
fontsize{36}{40}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklesstitle}%
vfill
fontsize{14}{16}selectfontparnoindentthanklesspublisher%
end{fullwidth}%
}%
thispagestyle{empty}%
clearpage
}
Here I've removed the original allcaps formatting.
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
To redesign the title page, just redefine the maketitlepage macro:
renewcommand{maketitlepage}{%
cleardoublepage
{%
sffamily
begin{fullwidth}%
fontsize{18}{20}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklessauthor}%
vspace{11.5pc}%
fontsize{36}{40}selectfontparnoindenttextcolor{darkgray}{thanklesstitle}%
vfill
fontsize{14}{16}selectfontparnoindentthanklesspublisher%
end{fullwidth}%
}%
thispagestyle{empty}%
clearpage
}
Here I've removed the original allcaps formatting.
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
edited Feb 8 at 13:01
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
answered Dec 9 '15 at 23:53
godbykgodbyk
6,12212339
6,12212339
For this to work I needed to convince LaTeX to let me redefine the macro. I addedletmaketitlepagerelaxright before thenewcommand.
– m00am
Feb 7 at 10:53
@m00am Whoops! Good catch! I've updated the answer to userenewcommand.
– godbyk
Feb 8 at 13:02
Ah, that is shorter and less ugly than my attempt. Thank you for this answer (and for tufte-latex :) ).
– m00am
Feb 8 at 13:21
add a comment |
For this to work I needed to convince LaTeX to let me redefine the macro. I addedletmaketitlepagerelaxright before thenewcommand.
– m00am
Feb 7 at 10:53
@m00am Whoops! Good catch! I've updated the answer to userenewcommand.
– godbyk
Feb 8 at 13:02
Ah, that is shorter and less ugly than my attempt. Thank you for this answer (and for tufte-latex :) ).
– m00am
Feb 8 at 13:21
For this to work I needed to convince LaTeX to let me redefine the macro. I added
letmaketitlepagerelax right before the newcommand.– m00am
Feb 7 at 10:53
For this to work I needed to convince LaTeX to let me redefine the macro. I added
letmaketitlepagerelax right before the newcommand.– m00am
Feb 7 at 10:53
@m00am Whoops! Good catch! I've updated the answer to use
renewcommand.– godbyk
Feb 8 at 13:02
@m00am Whoops! Good catch! I've updated the answer to use
renewcommand.– godbyk
Feb 8 at 13:02
Ah, that is shorter and less ugly than my attempt. Thank you for this answer (and for tufte-latex :) ).
– m00am
Feb 8 at 13:21
Ah, that is shorter and less ugly than my attempt. Thank you for this answer (and for tufte-latex :) ).
– m00am
Feb 8 at 13:21
add a comment |
The tufte-book class sets the title and the author using allcaps. You can just letallcaps=relax for the titlepage.
documentclass{tufte-book}
title[Sample title]{%
Sample%
parnoindent
Title
}
author{Author name here}
begin{document}
{
letallcaps=relax
maketitle
}
end{document}
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
add a comment |
The tufte-book class sets the title and the author using allcaps. You can just letallcaps=relax for the titlepage.
documentclass{tufte-book}
title[Sample title]{%
Sample%
parnoindent
Title
}
author{Author name here}
begin{document}
{
letallcaps=relax
maketitle
}
end{document}
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
add a comment |
The tufte-book class sets the title and the author using allcaps. You can just letallcaps=relax for the titlepage.
documentclass{tufte-book}
title[Sample title]{%
Sample%
parnoindent
Title
}
author{Author name here}
begin{document}
{
letallcaps=relax
maketitle
}
end{document}
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
The tufte-book class sets the title and the author using allcaps. You can just letallcaps=relax for the titlepage.
documentclass{tufte-book}
title[Sample title]{%
Sample%
parnoindent
Title
}
author{Author name here}
begin{document}
{
letallcaps=relax
maketitle
}
end{document}
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
answered Dec 4 '15 at 12:07
Henri MenkeHenri Menke
74.2k8164275
74.2k8164275
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Can you please add a simple example of how you're producing the title page? Having some code to play with is better.
– egreg
Dec 4 '15 at 10:27
I modified the question and added the code + output. I removed the graphics (
titleimage) for the sake of clarity.– Antonio Sesto
Dec 4 '15 at 10:59