Some LaTeX notes about display styles

by sonone, May 14, 2020, 1:04 AM

There are two ways to display LaTeX. The first is math mode, which is just a piece of LaTeX in a sentence like $\text{this}$ or \(\text{this}\). These a done by putting the code in
$ <code> $ or \( <code> \)

The second way to display LaTeX is in the center like $$\text{this}$$or \[\text{this}\]It is called display mode and activated thus:
$$<code> $$ or \[ <code> \]

If you have a code that looks good in display mode, and bad in math mode, you can add \displaystyle to the beginning of the code in math mode to make it look like display mode. It's pretty cool :)

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Another option is \textstyle, which makes converts from the display mode to in text mode - I have found this useful on occasion.

by CaptainFlint, May 14, 2020, 1:11 AM

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Nice! I never knew that about
\( <code> \)
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by G.G.Otto, May 14, 2020, 5:54 AM

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@CaptainFlint, I never knew about that! My idea comparing \textstyle and \displaystyle is like comparing the array to tabular. Most users don't know that the tabular environment can't do math mode like array! Naturally it only supports normal text. The way to put equations and the like in the tabular environment you have to add $ $ or \( \) inside the table between the & &, but never overlapping with them.

@G.G.Otto, I know! the place I found it was here (or search "List of BBCodes" in the AoPS WiKi) along with many other cool tags!

by sonone, May 14, 2020, 11:20 AM

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