Having 1.5 linespacing except for the title page
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Hey i would like to use linespread{1.5} for a simple 1.5x linespacing. Unfortunately this breaks the templates title pages. Is there a simple solution for this?
Those pages age build like this:
begin{titlepage}
oddsidemargin=evensidemarginrelax
textwidth=dimexprpaperwidth-2evensidemargin-2inrelax
hsize=textwidthrelax
centering
vspace{5mm}
{hugeMakeUppercase{getFaculty{}}}\
vspace{5mm}
{largeMakeUppercase{getUniversity{}}}\
end{titlepage}
And then called with input{pages/title} in the main.tex under frontmatter{}. Then there comes mainmatter{} with my chapters. Could I use the linespread command only for this part somehow?
Right now there is a linespread{1.05} in my settings.tex and I guess it has some purpose, too. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
line-spacing
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Hey i would like to use linespread{1.5} for a simple 1.5x linespacing. Unfortunately this breaks the templates title pages. Is there a simple solution for this?
Those pages age build like this:
begin{titlepage}
oddsidemargin=evensidemarginrelax
textwidth=dimexprpaperwidth-2evensidemargin-2inrelax
hsize=textwidthrelax
centering
vspace{5mm}
{hugeMakeUppercase{getFaculty{}}}\
vspace{5mm}
{largeMakeUppercase{getUniversity{}}}\
end{titlepage}
And then called with input{pages/title} in the main.tex under frontmatter{}. Then there comes mainmatter{} with my chapters. Could I use the linespread command only for this part somehow?
Right now there is a linespread{1.05} in my settings.tex and I guess it has some purpose, too. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
line-spacing
edited Jan 31 at 7:38
Sebastiano
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asked Jan 30 at 23:21
Leon D
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Yes, you can. Note onehalf spacing is not exactlylinespread{1.5}. I advise you loadsetspace, use this directive (orsetstretch{1.5}if you absolutely want to), as it takes care of footnotes and some other details thatlinespreaddoes not take into account.
– Bernard
Jan 31 at 0:40
1
Welcome! Note that if the problem is a conflict with your 'template', we can't possibly help as we don't have a minimal example to compile to reproduce the problem. If @Bernard's suggestion doesn't help, we need a complete example to be of further help. Also, what does 'breaks the templates title pages' mean?
– cfr
Jan 31 at 1:34
Thanks for answering :) @Bernard where should i put the setspace so it only affects the main part?
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:29
@cfr my template is basicly github.com/fwalch/tum-thesis-latex and by breaking i mean, that the logo or some text of the title pages gets shifted to the next page
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:32
setspace{1.5}should be just aftermainmatter, I think.
– Bernard
Jan 31 at 14:34
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Hey i would like to use linespread{1.5} for a simple 1.5x linespacing. Unfortunately this breaks the templates title pages. Is there a simple solution for this?
Those pages age build like this:
begin{titlepage}
oddsidemargin=evensidemarginrelax
textwidth=dimexprpaperwidth-2evensidemargin-2inrelax
hsize=textwidthrelax
centering
vspace{5mm}
{hugeMakeUppercase{getFaculty{}}}\
vspace{5mm}
{largeMakeUppercase{getUniversity{}}}\
end{titlepage}
And then called with input{pages/title} in the main.tex under frontmatter{}. Then there comes mainmatter{} with my chapters. Could I use the linespread command only for this part somehow?
Right now there is a linespread{1.05} in my settings.tex and I guess it has some purpose, too. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
line-spacing
edited Jan 31 at 7:38
Sebastiano
8,33941754
asked Jan 30 at 23:21
Leon D
61
Hey i would like to use linespread{1.5} for a simple 1.5x linespacing. Unfortunately this breaks the templates title pages. Is there a simple solution for this?
Those pages age build like this:
begin{titlepage}
oddsidemargin=evensidemarginrelax
textwidth=dimexprpaperwidth-2evensidemargin-2inrelax
hsize=textwidthrelax
centering
vspace{5mm}
{hugeMakeUppercase{getFaculty{}}}\
vspace{5mm}
{largeMakeUppercase{getUniversity{}}}\
end{titlepage}
And then called with input{pages/title} in the main.tex under frontmatter{}. Then there comes mainmatter{} with my chapters. Could I use the linespread command only for this part somehow?
Right now there is a linespread{1.05} in my settings.tex and I guess it has some purpose, too. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
line-spacing
line-spacing
edited Jan 31 at 7:38
Sebastiano
8,33941754
asked Jan 30 at 23:21
Leon D
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edited Jan 31 at 7:38
Sebastiano
8,33941754
asked Jan 30 at 23:21
Leon D
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edited Jan 31 at 7:38
Sebastiano
8,33941754
edited Jan 31 at 7:38
Sebastiano
8,33941754
edited Jan 31 at 7:38
Sebastiano
8,33941754
8,33941754
asked Jan 30 at 23:21
Leon D
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asked Jan 30 at 23:21
Leon D
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asked Jan 30 at 23:21
Leon D
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Yes, you can. Note onehalf spacing is not exactlylinespread{1.5}. I advise you loadsetspace, use this directive (orsetstretch{1.5}if you absolutely want to), as it takes care of footnotes and some other details thatlinespreaddoes not take into account.
– Bernard
Jan 31 at 0:40
1
Welcome! Note that if the problem is a conflict with your 'template', we can't possibly help as we don't have a minimal example to compile to reproduce the problem. If @Bernard's suggestion doesn't help, we need a complete example to be of further help. Also, what does 'breaks the templates title pages' mean?
– cfr
Jan 31 at 1:34
Thanks for answering :) @Bernard where should i put the setspace so it only affects the main part?
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:29
@cfr my template is basicly github.com/fwalch/tum-thesis-latex and by breaking i mean, that the logo or some text of the title pages gets shifted to the next page
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:32
setspace{1.5}should be just aftermainmatter, I think.
– Bernard
Jan 31 at 14:34
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Yes, you can. Note onehalf spacing is not exactlylinespread{1.5}. I advise you loadsetspace, use this directive (orsetstretch{1.5}if you absolutely want to), as it takes care of footnotes and some other details thatlinespreaddoes not take into account.
– Bernard
Jan 31 at 0:40
1
Welcome! Note that if the problem is a conflict with your 'template', we can't possibly help as we don't have a minimal example to compile to reproduce the problem. If @Bernard's suggestion doesn't help, we need a complete example to be of further help. Also, what does 'breaks the templates title pages' mean?
– cfr
Jan 31 at 1:34
Thanks for answering :) @Bernard where should i put the setspace so it only affects the main part?
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:29
@cfr my template is basicly github.com/fwalch/tum-thesis-latex and by breaking i mean, that the logo or some text of the title pages gets shifted to the next page
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:32
setspace{1.5}should be just aftermainmatter, I think.
– Bernard
Jan 31 at 14:34
1
1
Yes, you can. Note onehalf spacing is not exactly
linespread{1.5}. I advise you load setspace, use this directive (or setstretch{1.5} if you absolutely want to), as it takes care of footnotes and some other details that linespread does not take into account.– Bernard
Jan 31 at 0:40
Yes, you can. Note onehalf spacing is not exactly
linespread{1.5}. I advise you load setspace, use this directive (or setstretch{1.5} if you absolutely want to), as it takes care of footnotes and some other details that linespread does not take into account.– Bernard
Jan 31 at 0:40
1
1
Welcome! Note that if the problem is a conflict with your 'template', we can't possibly help as we don't have a minimal example to compile to reproduce the problem. If @Bernard's suggestion doesn't help, we need a complete example to be of further help. Also, what does 'breaks the templates title pages' mean?
– cfr
Jan 31 at 1:34
Welcome! Note that if the problem is a conflict with your 'template', we can't possibly help as we don't have a minimal example to compile to reproduce the problem. If @Bernard's suggestion doesn't help, we need a complete example to be of further help. Also, what does 'breaks the templates title pages' mean?
– cfr
Jan 31 at 1:34
Thanks for answering :) @Bernard where should i put the setspace so it only affects the main part?
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:29
Thanks for answering :) @Bernard where should i put the setspace so it only affects the main part?
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:29
@cfr my template is basicly github.com/fwalch/tum-thesis-latex and by breaking i mean, that the logo or some text of the title pages gets shifted to the next page
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:32
@cfr my template is basicly github.com/fwalch/tum-thesis-latex and by breaking i mean, that the logo or some text of the title pages gets shifted to the next page
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:32
setspace{1.5} should be just after mainmatter, I think.– Bernard
Jan 31 at 14:34
setspace{1.5} should be just after mainmatter, I think.– Bernard
Jan 31 at 14:34
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Like @Bernard said in his comment: First import setspace, and then use setstretch{1.5} before your main part and everything works fine. Thank you!
answered Jan 31 at 15:28
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A note onlinespread{1.05}: See this answer. So, if your template uses Palatino or its clone, then you probably want 1.5*1.05=1.575, i.e.,setstretch{1.575}.
– Ruixi Zhang
Jun 30 at 17:52
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Like @Bernard said in his comment: First import setspace, and then use setstretch{1.5} before your main part and everything works fine. Thank you!
answered Jan 31 at 15:28
Leon D
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A note onlinespread{1.05}: See this answer. So, if your template uses Palatino or its clone, then you probably want 1.5*1.05=1.575, i.e.,setstretch{1.575}.
– Ruixi Zhang
Jun 30 at 17:52
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Like @Bernard said in his comment: First import setspace, and then use setstretch{1.5} before your main part and everything works fine. Thank you!
answered Jan 31 at 15:28
Leon D
61
A note onlinespread{1.05}: See this answer. So, if your template uses Palatino or its clone, then you probably want 1.5*1.05=1.575, i.e.,setstretch{1.575}.
– Ruixi Zhang
Jun 30 at 17:52
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Like @Bernard said in his comment: First import setspace, and then use setstretch{1.5} before your main part and everything works fine. Thank you!
answered Jan 31 at 15:28
Leon D
61
Like @Bernard said in his comment: First import setspace, and then use setstretch{1.5} before your main part and everything works fine. Thank you!
answered Jan 31 at 15:28
Leon D
61
answered Jan 31 at 15:28
Leon D
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answered Jan 31 at 15:28
Leon D
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answered Jan 31 at 15:28
Leon D
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A note onlinespread{1.05}: See this answer. So, if your template uses Palatino or its clone, then you probably want 1.5*1.05=1.575, i.e.,setstretch{1.575}.
– Ruixi Zhang
Jun 30 at 17:52
add a comment |
A note onlinespread{1.05}: See this answer. So, if your template uses Palatino or its clone, then you probably want 1.5*1.05=1.575, i.e.,setstretch{1.575}.
– Ruixi Zhang
Jun 30 at 17:52
A note on
linespread{1.05}: See this answer. So, if your template uses Palatino or its clone, then you probably want 1.5*1.05=1.575, i.e., setstretch{1.575}.– Ruixi Zhang
Jun 30 at 17:52
A note on
linespread{1.05}: See this answer. So, if your template uses Palatino or its clone, then you probably want 1.5*1.05=1.575, i.e., setstretch{1.575}.– Ruixi Zhang
Jun 30 at 17:52
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Yes, you can. Note onehalf spacing is not exactly
linespread{1.5}. I advise you loadsetspace, use this directive (orsetstretch{1.5}if you absolutely want to), as it takes care of footnotes and some other details thatlinespreaddoes not take into account.– Bernard
Jan 31 at 0:40
1
Welcome! Note that if the problem is a conflict with your 'template', we can't possibly help as we don't have a minimal example to compile to reproduce the problem. If @Bernard's suggestion doesn't help, we need a complete example to be of further help. Also, what does 'breaks the templates title pages' mean?
– cfr
Jan 31 at 1:34
Thanks for answering :) @Bernard where should i put the setspace so it only affects the main part?
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:29
@cfr my template is basicly github.com/fwalch/tum-thesis-latex and by breaking i mean, that the logo or some text of the title pages gets shifted to the next page
– Leon D
Jan 31 at 14:32
setspace{1.5}should be just aftermainmatter, I think.– Bernard
Jan 31 at 14:34