How to apply boldface or header formatting to a sentence with LaTeX expression inside?
So I'm trying to write up a document in Rstudio, and I have many sentences with in-line LaTeX expressions. Some of these sentences, I want to either boldface entirely, or make them into document headers. When I do this, I can only get the normal text to format into boldface, but the LaTeX does not change (it renders, but does not boldface along with the normal text).
A second, but related question--if I want to create ordered lists, or just indent a line with a LaTeX expression and have it in boldface, is it possible to do this?
For example:
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
###(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
In both examples, the text "Prove that" correctly goes bold, but the rest does not. Any advice on the easiest way to get the whole sentence into a consistent look?
For the second case, suppose I want to indent the line and/or I want to have two lines, with the second being part of a list connected to the first. Is is possible to boldface either of these cases for the entire line, including the LaTex expression.
For the second case:
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Thanks for any tips.
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So I'm trying to write up a document in Rstudio, and I have many sentences with in-line LaTeX expressions. Some of these sentences, I want to either boldface entirely, or make them into document headers. When I do this, I can only get the normal text to format into boldface, but the LaTeX does not change (it renders, but does not boldface along with the normal text).
A second, but related question--if I want to create ordered lists, or just indent a line with a LaTeX expression and have it in boldface, is it possible to do this?
For example:
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
###(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
In both examples, the text "Prove that" correctly goes bold, but the rest does not. Any advice on the easiest way to get the whole sentence into a consistent look?
For the second case, suppose I want to indent the line and/or I want to have two lines, with the second being part of a list connected to the first. Is is possible to boldface either of these cases for the entire line, including the LaTex expression.
For the second case:
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Thanks for any tips.
latex markdown r-markdown tex
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:15
anguyen1210anguyen1210
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So I'm trying to write up a document in Rstudio, and I have many sentences with in-line LaTeX expressions. Some of these sentences, I want to either boldface entirely, or make them into document headers. When I do this, I can only get the normal text to format into boldface, but the LaTeX does not change (it renders, but does not boldface along with the normal text).
A second, but related question--if I want to create ordered lists, or just indent a line with a LaTeX expression and have it in boldface, is it possible to do this?
For example:
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
###(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
In both examples, the text "Prove that" correctly goes bold, but the rest does not. Any advice on the easiest way to get the whole sentence into a consistent look?
For the second case, suppose I want to indent the line and/or I want to have two lines, with the second being part of a list connected to the first. Is is possible to boldface either of these cases for the entire line, including the LaTex expression.
For the second case:
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Thanks for any tips.
latex markdown r-markdown tex
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:15
anguyen1210anguyen1210
175
So I'm trying to write up a document in Rstudio, and I have many sentences with in-line LaTeX expressions. Some of these sentences, I want to either boldface entirely, or make them into document headers. When I do this, I can only get the normal text to format into boldface, but the LaTeX does not change (it renders, but does not boldface along with the normal text).
A second, but related question--if I want to create ordered lists, or just indent a line with a LaTeX expression and have it in boldface, is it possible to do this?
For example:
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
###(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
In both examples, the text "Prove that" correctly goes bold, but the rest does not. Any advice on the easiest way to get the whole sentence into a consistent look?
For the second case, suppose I want to indent the line and/or I want to have two lines, with the second being part of a list connected to the first. Is is possible to boldface either of these cases for the entire line, including the LaTex expression.
For the second case:
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Thanks for any tips.
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You can add some code that automatically switches on boldmath once bfseries is used, c.f. https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124311/140850:
---
output: pdf_document
---
makeatletter
g@addto@macrobfseries{boldmath}
makeatother
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
### (a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Output:
Of course it would be better to add that code to some tex file that is included.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
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Re:@RalfStubner--Thanks, that worked! For anyone that is interested, after adding the three lines of suggested code, I was also able to get the ordered list and sub-list point all in bold by using using the '*' and '+' characters to denote the list as normal, followed by one space after each symbol and then the double '**' around the sentence to make it bold.
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You can add some code that automatically switches on boldmath once bfseries is used, c.f. https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124311/140850:
---
output: pdf_document
---
makeatletter
g@addto@macrobfseries{boldmath}
makeatother
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
### (a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Output:
Of course it would be better to add that code to some tex file that is included.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
13.9k21437
Re:@RalfStubner--Thanks, that worked! For anyone that is interested, after adding the three lines of suggested code, I was also able to get the ordered list and sub-list point all in bold by using using the '*' and '+' characters to denote the list as normal, followed by one space after each symbol and then the double '**' around the sentence to make it bold.
– anguyen1210
Nov 22 '18 at 19:32
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You can add some code that automatically switches on boldmath once bfseries is used, c.f. https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124311/140850:
---
output: pdf_document
---
makeatletter
g@addto@macrobfseries{boldmath}
makeatother
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
### (a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Output:
Of course it would be better to add that code to some tex file that is included.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
13.9k21437
Re:@RalfStubner--Thanks, that worked! For anyone that is interested, after adding the three lines of suggested code, I was also able to get the ordered list and sub-list point all in bold by using using the '*' and '+' characters to denote the list as normal, followed by one space after each symbol and then the double '**' around the sentence to make it bold.
– anguyen1210
Nov 22 '18 at 19:32
add a comment |
You can add some code that automatically switches on boldmath once bfseries is used, c.f. https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124311/140850:
---
output: pdf_document
---
makeatletter
g@addto@macrobfseries{boldmath}
makeatother
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
### (a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Output:
Of course it would be better to add that code to some tex file that is included.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
13.9k21437
You can add some code that automatically switches on boldmath once bfseries is used, c.f. https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124311/140850:
---
output: pdf_document
---
makeatletter
g@addto@macrobfseries{boldmath}
makeatother
**(a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
### (a) Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.
**(a) How to indent this line, and boldface everything: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
***(a) How can I make this an un-ordered list, all boldface: Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
**+(a) Can this line be a subpoint to the first, in all boldface? Prove that $E(b_R) = beta_1 + Pbeta_2$.**
Output:
Of course it would be better to add that code to some tex file that is included.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
13.9k21437
edited Nov 22 '18 at 11:17
answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
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answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
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answered Nov 22 '18 at 10:30
Ralf StubnerRalf Stubner
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Re:@RalfStubner--Thanks, that worked! For anyone that is interested, after adding the three lines of suggested code, I was also able to get the ordered list and sub-list point all in bold by using using the '*' and '+' characters to denote the list as normal, followed by one space after each symbol and then the double '**' around the sentence to make it bold.
– anguyen1210
Nov 22 '18 at 19:32
add a comment |
Re:@RalfStubner--Thanks, that worked! For anyone that is interested, after adding the three lines of suggested code, I was also able to get the ordered list and sub-list point all in bold by using using the '*' and '+' characters to denote the list as normal, followed by one space after each symbol and then the double '**' around the sentence to make it bold.
– anguyen1210
Nov 22 '18 at 19:32
Re:@RalfStubner--Thanks, that worked! For anyone that is interested, after adding the three lines of suggested code, I was also able to get the ordered list and sub-list point all in bold by using using the '*' and '+' characters to denote the list as normal, followed by one space after each symbol and then the double '**' around the sentence to make it bold.
– anguyen1210
Nov 22 '18 at 19:32
Re:@RalfStubner--Thanks, that worked! For anyone that is interested, after adding the three lines of suggested code, I was also able to get the ordered list and sub-list point all in bold by using using the '*' and '+' characters to denote the list as normal, followed by one space after each symbol and then the double '**' around the sentence to make it bold.
– anguyen1210
Nov 22 '18 at 19:32
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