Re: Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
On 2011-06-28, Manolo Martínez wrote: Hello everyone, A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title, article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to override the style in this particular respect? This depends on the font choice. Some font families are missing a bold small caps variant. The LaTeX log will show you a font substition warning in this case. I found this to be the case with e.g. Latin Modern. Günter
Re: Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
Manolo Martínez manolo at austrohungaro.com writes:
A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title,
article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to
override the style in this particular respect?
Document classes frequently dictate the font for headings (overruling your
choice). The sectsty package allows you to set font styles for headings, but it
does not work with article(paper). If you're willing to switch to a class
sectsty supports, that is one way to get what you want. Another possibility is
to put this in your preamble:
\usepackage{titlesec}
\titleformat*{\section}{\bfseries\sc}
That will put section titles in small caps, but they will not be bold face.
Paul
Re: Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
On 2011-06-28, Manolo Martínez wrote: Hello everyone, A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title, article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to override the style in this particular respect? This depends on the font choice. Some font families are missing a bold small caps variant. The LaTeX log will show you a font substition warning in this case. I found this to be the case with e.g. Latin Modern. Günter
Re: Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
Manolo Martínez manolo at austrohungaro.com writes:
A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title,
article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to
override the style in this particular respect?
Document classes frequently dictate the font for headings (overruling your
choice). The sectsty package allows you to set font styles for headings, but it
does not work with article(paper). If you're willing to switch to a class
sectsty supports, that is one way to get what you want. Another possibility is
to put this in your preamble:
\usepackage{titlesec}
\titleformat*{\section}{\bfseries\sc}
That will put section titles in small caps, but they will not be bold face.
Paul
Re: Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
On 2011-06-28, Manolo Martínez wrote: > Hello everyone, > A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title, > article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to > override the style in this particular respect? This depends on the font choice. Some font families are missing a bold small caps variant. The LaTeX log will show you a font substition warning in this case. I found this to be the case with e.g. Latin Modern. Günter
Re: Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
Manolo Martínez austrohungaro.com> writes:
> A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title,
> article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to
> override the style in this particular respect?
Document classes frequently dictate the font for headings (overruling your
choice). The sectsty package allows you to set font styles for headings, but it
does not work with article(paper). If you're willing to switch to a class
sectsty supports, that is one way to get what you want. Another possibility is
to put this in your preamble:
\usepackage{titlesec}
\titleformat*{\section}{\bfseries\sc}
That will put section titles in small caps, but they will not be bold face.
Paul
Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
Hello everyone, A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title, article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to override the style in this particular respect? Thanks a lot, Manolo
Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
Hello everyone, A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title, article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to override the style in this particular respect? Thanks a lot, Manolo
Noun (smallcaps) in Section title
Hello everyone, A quick question. If I use the Noun character style in a Section title, article(paper) ignores me and renders it in lowercase. Is there a way to override the style in this particular respect? Thanks a lot, Manolo
