How to have title centered with multiple centered lines
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Right now I try this:
title{I am an interesting newline headline newline that newline sticks out}
maketitle
newpage
But it looks like this:
Instead, it should look like this (where everything is centered relative to the page):
I am an interesting
headline
that
sticks out
horizontal-alignment titles
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
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Right now I try this:
title{I am an interesting newline headline newline that newline sticks out}
maketitle
newpage
But it looks like this:
Instead, it should look like this (where everything is centered relative to the page):
I am an interesting
headline
that
sticks out
horizontal-alignment titles
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
684415
Replace thenewlines byendgraf.
– Phelype Oleinik
Dec 6 at 22:27
newlineis a command that does not do what most people expect it to do. Best to forget about it. For the title field, you can use\, which you would almost be never needing in regular text.
– Johannes_B
Dec 8 at 13:13
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Right now I try this:
title{I am an interesting newline headline newline that newline sticks out}
maketitle
newpage
But it looks like this:
Instead, it should look like this (where everything is centered relative to the page):
I am an interesting
headline
that
sticks out
horizontal-alignment titles
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
684415
Right now I try this:
title{I am an interesting newline headline newline that newline sticks out}
maketitle
newpage
But it looks like this:
Instead, it should look like this (where everything is centered relative to the page):
I am an interesting
headline
that
sticks out
horizontal-alignment titles
horizontal-alignment titles
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
684415
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
684415
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
684415
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
684415
asked Dec 6 at 22:24
Lance Pollard
684415
684415
Replace thenewlines byendgraf.
– Phelype Oleinik
Dec 6 at 22:27
newlineis a command that does not do what most people expect it to do. Best to forget about it. For the title field, you can use\, which you would almost be never needing in regular text.
– Johannes_B
Dec 8 at 13:13
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Replace thenewlines byendgraf.
– Phelype Oleinik
Dec 6 at 22:27
newlineis a command that does not do what most people expect it to do. Best to forget about it. For the title field, you can use\, which you would almost be never needing in regular text.
– Johannes_B
Dec 8 at 13:13
Replace the
newlines by endgraf.– Phelype Oleinik
Dec 6 at 22:27
Replace the
newlines by endgraf.– Phelype Oleinik
Dec 6 at 22:27
newline is a command that does not do what most people expect it to do. Best to forget about it. For the title field, you can use \ , which you would almost be never needing in regular text.– Johannes_B
Dec 8 at 13:13
newline is a command that does not do what most people expect it to do. Best to forget about it. For the title field, you can use \ , which you would almost be never needing in regular text.– Johannes_B
Dec 8 at 13:13
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newlines byendgraf.– Phelype Oleinik
Dec 6 at 22:27
newlineis a command that does not do what most people expect it to do. Best to forget about it. For the title field, you can use\, which you would almost be never needing in regular text.– Johannes_B
Dec 8 at 13:13