[texhax] \protect in LaTeX2e
Ross Moore
ross at maths.mq.edu.au
Wed Oct 6 23:46:45 CEST 2004
On 07/10/2004, at 1:55 AM, Alexandru Scorpan wrote:
>> but to be fair, it's not exactly one of those commands you use
>> directly in section headings and captions, is it?
>
> Actually, funny thing, it is. I don't like how TeX typesets
> subscripts, especially when the subscript is a capital (as in, say,
> F_A or \nabla_A),
I agree with this sentiment ...
> and so I redesigned it by lowering it, and, sometimes, bringing it
> closer to its `parent' (especially since, say, F and \nabla are rather
> empty on the lower side). I used \raisebox for that, and then had
> surprises...
... but have you tried simple coding, such as:
F_{\!A}^{} and \nabla_{\!\!A}^{}
Little-known fact:
The blank superscript ^{} forces the subscript a bit lower.
Similarly a blank subscript _{} adjusts the position of a superscript.
Cheers,
Ross
>
> -- Alex
>
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