What are typical reasons the title/section font being different from the body font?
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I'm using a conference's suggested document style file. In my main.tex, I've added
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{libertine}
usepackage[libertine]{newtxmath}
which typesets the body correctly. However, the title & all the section headings still use the "default" font.
What are some typical reasons for this, and how can I try to fix it?
(I do not have titlesec or sectsty included -- not in my main or in the conference cls file.)
fonts pdftex titles
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I'm using a conference's suggested document style file. In my main.tex, I've added
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{libertine}
usepackage[libertine]{newtxmath}
which typesets the body correctly. However, the title & all the section headings still use the "default" font.
What are some typical reasons for this, and how can I try to fix it?
(I do not have titlesec or sectsty included -- not in my main or in the conference cls file.)
fonts pdftex titles
asked Mar 24 at 4:48
CoviCovi
2,47561816
This could be because the title font has been explicitly defined by the class itself to use one particular font. You will need to redefine the font used for titles.
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 24 at 4:50
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What is your document class? Please add an MWE! Witharticlethe fonts seem to be the same (output).
– JouleV
Mar 24 at 5:06
@Al-MotasemAldaoudeyeh you're right. I found some code in the doc class that specifies those upfront. So maybe I shouldn't change them after all...
– Covi
Mar 24 at 5:11
2
I would suggest you not mess with the fonts at all for a conference paper (substance over style). That being said, try redefiningnormalfont.
– John Kormylo
Mar 24 at 5:38
1
the whole point of using conference or journal class is that the editors of the proceedings get to choose fonts and design and authors lose that freedom. It's almost always a bad idea, and sometimes a block on submission, to use such a class then change the design.
– David Carlisle
Mar 24 at 9:17
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I'm using a conference's suggested document style file. In my main.tex, I've added
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{libertine}
usepackage[libertine]{newtxmath}
which typesets the body correctly. However, the title & all the section headings still use the "default" font.
What are some typical reasons for this, and how can I try to fix it?
(I do not have titlesec or sectsty included -- not in my main or in the conference cls file.)
fonts pdftex titles
asked Mar 24 at 4:48
CoviCovi
2,47561816
I'm using a conference's suggested document style file. In my main.tex, I've added
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{libertine}
usepackage[libertine]{newtxmath}
which typesets the body correctly. However, the title & all the section headings still use the "default" font.
What are some typical reasons for this, and how can I try to fix it?
(I do not have titlesec or sectsty included -- not in my main or in the conference cls file.)
fonts pdftex titles
fonts pdftex titles
asked Mar 24 at 4:48
CoviCovi
2,47561816
asked Mar 24 at 4:48
CoviCovi
2,47561816
asked Mar 24 at 4:48
CoviCovi
2,47561816
asked Mar 24 at 4:48
CoviCovi
2,47561816
asked Mar 24 at 4:48
CoviCovi
2,47561816
2,47561816
This could be because the title font has been explicitly defined by the class itself to use one particular font. You will need to redefine the font used for titles.
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 24 at 4:50
1
What is your document class? Please add an MWE! Witharticlethe fonts seem to be the same (output).
– JouleV
Mar 24 at 5:06
@Al-MotasemAldaoudeyeh you're right. I found some code in the doc class that specifies those upfront. So maybe I shouldn't change them after all...
– Covi
Mar 24 at 5:11
2
I would suggest you not mess with the fonts at all for a conference paper (substance over style). That being said, try redefiningnormalfont.
– John Kormylo
Mar 24 at 5:38
1
the whole point of using conference or journal class is that the editors of the proceedings get to choose fonts and design and authors lose that freedom. It's almost always a bad idea, and sometimes a block on submission, to use such a class then change the design.
– David Carlisle
Mar 24 at 9:17
|
show 1 more comment
This could be because the title font has been explicitly defined by the class itself to use one particular font. You will need to redefine the font used for titles.
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 24 at 4:50
1
What is your document class? Please add an MWE! Witharticlethe fonts seem to be the same (output).
– JouleV
Mar 24 at 5:06
@Al-MotasemAldaoudeyeh you're right. I found some code in the doc class that specifies those upfront. So maybe I shouldn't change them after all...
– Covi
Mar 24 at 5:11
2
I would suggest you not mess with the fonts at all for a conference paper (substance over style). That being said, try redefiningnormalfont.
– John Kormylo
Mar 24 at 5:38
1
the whole point of using conference or journal class is that the editors of the proceedings get to choose fonts and design and authors lose that freedom. It's almost always a bad idea, and sometimes a block on submission, to use such a class then change the design.
– David Carlisle
Mar 24 at 9:17
This could be because the title font has been explicitly defined by the class itself to use one particular font. You will need to redefine the font used for titles.
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 24 at 4:50
This could be because the title font has been explicitly defined by the class itself to use one particular font. You will need to redefine the font used for titles.
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 24 at 4:50
1
1
What is your document class? Please add an MWE! With
article the fonts seem to be the same (output).– JouleV
Mar 24 at 5:06
What is your document class? Please add an MWE! With
article the fonts seem to be the same (output).– JouleV
Mar 24 at 5:06
@Al-MotasemAldaoudeyeh you're right. I found some code in the doc class that specifies those upfront. So maybe I shouldn't change them after all...
– Covi
Mar 24 at 5:11
@Al-MotasemAldaoudeyeh you're right. I found some code in the doc class that specifies those upfront. So maybe I shouldn't change them after all...
– Covi
Mar 24 at 5:11
2
2
I would suggest you not mess with the fonts at all for a conference paper (substance over style). That being said, try redefining
normalfont.– John Kormylo
Mar 24 at 5:38
I would suggest you not mess with the fonts at all for a conference paper (substance over style). That being said, try redefining
normalfont.– John Kormylo
Mar 24 at 5:38
1
1
the whole point of using conference or journal class is that the editors of the proceedings get to choose fonts and design and authors lose that freedom. It's almost always a bad idea, and sometimes a block on submission, to use such a class then change the design.
– David Carlisle
Mar 24 at 9:17
the whole point of using conference or journal class is that the editors of the proceedings get to choose fonts and design and authors lose that freedom. It's almost always a bad idea, and sometimes a block on submission, to use such a class then change the design.
– David Carlisle
Mar 24 at 9:17
|
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This could be because the title font has been explicitly defined by the class itself to use one particular font. You will need to redefine the font used for titles.
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Mar 24 at 4:50
1
What is your document class? Please add an MWE! With
articlethe fonts seem to be the same (output).– JouleV
Mar 24 at 5:06
@Al-MotasemAldaoudeyeh you're right. I found some code in the doc class that specifies those upfront. So maybe I shouldn't change them after all...
– Covi
Mar 24 at 5:11
2
I would suggest you not mess with the fonts at all for a conference paper (substance over style). That being said, try redefining
normalfont.– John Kormylo
Mar 24 at 5:38
1
the whole point of using conference or journal class is that the editors of the proceedings get to choose fonts and design and authors lose that freedom. It's almost always a bad idea, and sometimes a block on submission, to use such a class then change the design.
– David Carlisle
Mar 24 at 9:17