[OS X TeX] Change font size in mathmode
Ralph Martin
Ralph.Martin at cs.cardiff.ac.uk
Tue Apr 12 17:01:57 CEST 2005
On 12 Apr 2005, at 3:41 pm, Josep M.Font wrote:
> El 12 abr 2005, a las 14:17, Ralph Martin escribió:
>
>>>> I have a horrid large matrix which I really want to go on one line
>>>> in a displayed equation. I put \small at the start of the equation,
>>>> and this did what I wanted but I got a warning that \small is
>>>> invalid in mathmode.
>>
>> Suggestions so far
>>
>>> {\small \[ your_matrix \] }
>>
>> Sorry, that does not work.
>
> It works for me, both for displayed formulas and on-line formulas. If
> it is not small enough, \footnotesize makes (almost) everything
> smaller, \scriptsize smaller, and \tiny even smaller...
>
I'll rephrase my reply.
It DOES work, BUT it gives me a warning that \small is invalid in math
mode, which is what I started off by saying.
So, how do I prevent that warning - how else do I do it so that it is
valid, and not invalid?
Thanks
Ralph
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