Removing Italics/Ensuring Not Italic/Theorem Environment
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What can I do if I want a regular non-italic font character in the theorem environment? Neither text{} nor textit{} seem to work, and similar questions all ask about changing the style of the entire environment, not of just a few characters. \newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}[section] \newtheorem{corollary}{Corollary}[theorem] Yes, but why isn’t the theorem environment defined to use italic numbers in mathematics as well? The mixing of upright and italic typeface look wrong.
I have styled the h4 tag to use an italic font styling font-style: italic;. Works fine. Within a header, I would like to sometimes emphasize words using the em tag. When this happens, I’d like the emphasized words to be rendered in a non-italicized font to distinguish them from the surrounding text. What are my options? To be clear, when using em outside of h4 headers (with non I usually use \\text{} in macro for names of functions such as deg that should appear in math environment in non-italic. It works fine as long as I want to change two things in this code: Instead of Theorem 1 and Theorem 2 I would like to have Theorem 1.1 and Theorem 1.2. I’ve seen a similar questions to this one, but I had problems with its implementation (very often complex or not working with article class) Do you know how can I read of italic within the boxes?
In the following code, all theorems, remarks, and similar environments are displayed in italics. How should the settings be adjusted to improve this and display all of these in regular (upright) fo The discussion focuses on modifying LaTeX theorem environments to avoid italicized text in theorem statements. Users are advised to utilize the amsthm or ntheorem packages, which offer various styles, including an upright text option by using „\theoremstyle {definition}“. Additionally, there is a suggestion to implement a reference command that Welcome to TeX.SX! Please make your code compilable (if possible), or at least complete it with \documentclass{}, the required \usepackage ’s, \begin{document}, and \end{document}. That may seem tedious to you, but think of the extra work it represents for TeX.SX users willing to give you a hand. Help them help you: remove that one hurdle between you and a solution to your
Drop italics in proof body? #21
18 I’m submitting a paper and am required to use a provided document class which defines its own theorem environments, so I can’t use packages like amsthm or ntheorem. The class doesn’t define a ‚Definition‘ theorem environment, so I defined my own. I’m trying to get the body text not to be in italic, just like \theoremstyle{definition} does. Ugh, I wish this terrible „template“ would die. Here’s a much simpler way to get basically the same results that I offered the last person I was helping re-format 2 I set my definitions in roman font with the defined term in italic. Just switch to roman font inside the definition environment. This way avoids the visual confusion caused by reverse emphasis of roman font inside slant or italic font. With my solution, the definition looks like normal text, but is set off formally like a theorem.
I got around to writing a theorem/proof environment functions; I’ll paste the code at the bottom. I want my theorems wrapped in a green box, with the option to take in a name and display it in small caps next to the „Theorem“ heading. I want my proofs and theorems in italics, definitions in upright etc. This I’m able to do just fine. Dear All I am using the following code in the preamble to get non-italic theorems in the article class: \newtheorem {prethm} {Theorem} \newenvironment {thm} {\begin {prethm}\upshape} {\end {prethm}} However, \begin {thm} [theauthor] blalalalalal \end {thm} does not produce what one expects with the normal theorem environment; I get the following: Theorem 1 [theauthor] Theorems are traditionally typeset in italics, while definitions are often typeset in upright/roman/“normal“ font. The first citation is in a definition and would be „normal“, whereas the second is in a theorem environment and thus in italics.
Remove the \itshape if you don’t want it in italics (I assumed you did since you were using plain style). If you don’t want the first paragraph indented, you can change the {\parindent} line to {0pt}.
I sometimes want to write something like Leb for lebesgue measure, and I would like it to be non-italicized, so I usually use \text{Leb} in math mode, but this has the annoyance that it changes inside of an italicized (ams) theorem environment. I usually just hack this and write \text{\emph{Leb}} but clearly this is not ideal. LaTeX – Paragraph Mode switches to Italic Font between Math Environments? Between a “proof” and “align” environment in a document, where I’m writing in paragraph mode, paragraph writing is changed to Italic font. Similar to what you would typically see inside a \begin{theorem}\end{theorem} environment with plain style).
3 Just add \theorembodyfont{\upshape] right after \theoremstyle. This being said, I think it is better to use the empty theorem style. I also improved a bit the code, using an enumerate environment with the suitable parameters using enumitem, so that you only have to type \item to obtain the correct counter, automatically formatted. I definied a new theorem via \\newtheorem{def}{definition} But the text has a italic font and i do not want that. how can i deactivate the italic font? Edit: I have changed the question to use a minimal example. When I use an \\IEEEeqnarray inside of an italicized theorem environment, the equation numbers (tags) also become italicized. The same th
{italic} is specifically about making document elements italic (or removing this font attribute). For questions about {italic-correction}, use the tag of the same name. For general questions about formatting document elements, use {formatting} instead. Your example gave a lot of errors due to unicode control characters and if I remove them I do not have the fonts, but you do not want to use AtBeginEnvironment here at all. you have defined the example environment so you can define it not to be italic, see the amsthm package theoremstyle commands.
I found this: How to change the font style in theorem environment? as well as this: Italic in theorem environment Neither however seem to make sense to me as I have been using the following: \\
When I use \theoremstyle{definition} then make a new environment name, when I apply the environment to use, the name itself (for example, notation, claim, the name shown at the top of environment) is bold. When I use \theoremstyle{remark}, it is italics. Is there anyway to change the italics to bold? Thanks in advance. How to make an environment such as „theorem“ not have italics [duplicate] I found this: How to change the font style in theorem environment? as well as this: Italic in theorem environment Neither however seem to make sense to me as I have been using the following: \ I am writing an equation, and I want some of the characters to not be italicized. All the other questions similar to this seem to be about globally changing italicizing in equations, but I just hav
I would like to remove the italics font that appears when I use subscripts in labels. For example, the „Teff“ in the x-label has „eff“ in italics. I would like latex not render it in such a way.
I have got the following problem, I would like to keep the text in italics in my theorems but to not allow for italics in the equations (math mode, align, equation environments etc.) inside the the I am using TeXstudio to generate my pdf. I have a statement which has a few symbols and numbers. I tried typing it within the dollar symbol ($). After compiling and building it, the entire text s
Add \itshape to the end of your begin environment specification; after the closing bracket for the options to mdframed. I want to use MathJax with a regular font, not italic. I tried to load different STIX fonts, but the symbols rendered with MathJax are always converted to italic. I’ve checked STIX font FAQ page
I have a question about text which is within an aligned equation. I am happy with the way my equations are aligned, I would like to make some of the text not italicized. In the code, I would like t I want the theorem tag and the contents in theorem of beamer not italics. Currently it shows like I want „This is a theorem“ not italics. \documentclass {beamer} \makeatletter \ How to make an environment such as „theorem“ not have italics [duplicate] I found this: How to change the font style in theorem environment? as well as this: Italic in theorem environment Neither however seem to make sense to me as I have been using the following: \
I needed to have an xlabel of ‚u‘ with an overbar and the only way I found to do it is using Latex interpreter, however it displays it in italics which I don’t want. Is there a way to change th My question is: how to keep the commands \End and \Hom (which create the two words „End“ and „Hom“) non-italic in the theorem, lemma, corollary, proposition environments ?!. I just need these two words to be non-italic whereas the rest italic as it is. Note. Outside of the aforementioned environments, the words are normal (as it’s
1 I want to change the font in the theorem-environment (in a beamer presentation) from slanted/italic to normal. The definition-environment has normal text, but the theorem-environment has slanted/italic text even though the two environments seem to be made in the same way more or less. Is there a way to do this?
I want use theorem of LaTeX but I don’t want the word „theorem“ in bold. After I want like image in italic but not in bold. How set this? I only want change for observation and don’t want change all „
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