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I have tried \' or $'$ but the apostrophe after s does not appear in Latex. Do you know how can I do it?
What do you mean? Both kinds of apostrophes (sorry if that's not the correct typographical name) show up in both normal and math mode. (Not an answer, but typesetting needed for question.)
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
A'B'C
A`B`C
$A'B'C$
$A`B`C$
\end{document}
(This would perhaps be a better question on the TeX stackexchange group.)
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I am getting the error shown in the attached photo, Please guide me to fix it. I am using overleaf site to write the paper.
TeX is case sensitive. Use
\textbf{...}
However to follow latex's principle to separate formatting and content, it would be better to not manually mess with the fonts like this. Instead your use-case seems to be better suited for a sectioning command like \subsection{...}, or whatever level you like.
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I am working on latex document. My packages are
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{color}
\usepackage{ragged2e}
\usepackage{hyperref}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{titlesec}
\newcommand{\sectionbreak}{\clearpage}
\setcounter{tocdepth}{6}
\setcounter{secnumdepth}{6}
Everything is fine but when the first subsection is completed and I use the next section command \section{blah blah}, it starts on a new page. I have abundant space in the same page and hence I don't want the page break. I even used \nopagebreak command and it's still the same. Please help!
Remove the
\newcommand{\sectionbreak}{\clearpage}
command and use \pagebreak where ever required. That satisfies your requirement. Hope it helps!
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I want to cite a chapter in a book like this:
see ABC (2008, Chapter2-3)
So I tried
see \cite[Chapter~2-3]{ABC08}
but it appears
see (ABC, 2008, Chapter2-3)
How can I fix it?
Thanks.
OK I know now.
I should use \citet instead of \cite!
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I am trying to make a thorough header in LaTeX that will save time later when I write quizzes and tests. I'd like to include solutions to each question in the .tex file, with some flag that toggles whether they appear when compiled.
So in a document like this...
\begin{document}
Some question
\solution{ the answer to the question}
\end{document}
..the solution would be invisible unless I include a "\showsolutions" flag.
Is there a command I can create that will do this?
Use \newif to create a new if-type construct, and set the default value.
\newif\ifshowsolutions
\showsolutionsfalse
Then use it in your \solution command
\newcommand{solution}[1]{\ifshowsolutions #1 \fi}
To turn on solutions, use
\showsolutionstrue
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I would like to know what scripts for LaTeX mean and what they exactly do.
For example, I saw a LaTeX document which said:
"Typesetting using KOMA-Script and LaTeX 2e"
What are these scripts exactly used for and where can I find help using these scripts?
“KOMA-Script” is the name of a collection of popular document classes for LaTeX which replace the standard document classes (article, report, book etc.). It’s got nothing to do with “scripts” in the conventional sense in programming.
For further information, type texdoc koma into a terminal window.