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I would like to make the caption of my table upright, rather than italic.
Here is what I am coding now:

Update: Add preamble (only including some packages related to this question) and remove some redundant information.

documentclass{apa6}

usepackage{stfloats}

usepackage{sectsty}

usepackage{booktabs}

usepackage{multirow}

....

  begin{threeparttable}

  captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}

  caption[font={up}]{Behavioural performance during the perceptual judgement functional magnetic resonance imaging task}

  ....

  end{threeparttable}

And here is what is going on:
enter image description here

I would like to make 'Behavioural performance during the perceptual judgement functional magnetic resonance imaging task' into upright form not italic.
I've tried to use package 'caption' and set captionsetup{font=up}but it didn't work.

Thank you in advance!

edited 56 secs ago

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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet -- as usual here -- compilable!
– Kurt
5 hours ago

3

The usual default is upright text. So if you get italics, there must be something in your code that causes that. There are a great many direct and indirect ways to obtain italics in the caption, so we can only help you properly if you show us not only a code snippet for the table in question, but also your preamble in a short, but complete compilable example document (an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). Your screenshot reminds me of APA style and it may well be that you use one of the document classes that implements it: It is crucial that we know which class you use.
– moewe
3 hours ago

2

unrelated but by default latex doesn't support b on table* begin{table*}[bp]
– David Carlisle
2 hours ago

Please tell us which document class you employ.
– Mico
34 mins ago

1

Does the preamble of your document, by any chance, contain the instruction captionsetup{textfont=it}?
– Mico
29 mins ago

|
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I would like to make the caption of my table upright, rather than italic.
Here is what I am coding now:

Update: Add preamble (only including some packages related to this question) and remove some redundant information.

documentclass{apa6}

usepackage{stfloats}

usepackage{sectsty}

usepackage{booktabs}

usepackage{multirow}

....

  begin{threeparttable}

  captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}

  caption[font={up}]{Behavioural performance during the perceptual judgement functional magnetic resonance imaging task}

  ....

  end{threeparttable}

And here is what is going on:
enter image description here

Thank you in advance!

edited 56 secs ago

asked 5 hours ago

Zhilin Su

New contributor

6

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet -- as usual here -- compilable!
– Kurt
5 hours ago

3

The usual default is upright text. So if you get italics, there must be something in your code that causes that. There are a great many direct and indirect ways to obtain italics in the caption, so we can only help you properly if you show us not only a code snippet for the table in question, but also your preamble in a short, but complete compilable example document (an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). Your screenshot reminds me of APA style and it may well be that you use one of the document classes that implements it: It is crucial that we know which class you use.
– moewe
3 hours ago

2

unrelated but by default latex doesn't support b on table* begin{table*}[bp]
– David Carlisle
2 hours ago

Please tell us which document class you employ.
– Mico
34 mins ago

1

Does the preamble of your document, by any chance, contain the instruction captionsetup{textfont=it}?
– Mico
29 mins ago

|
show 1 more comment

I would like to make the caption of my table upright, rather than italic.
Here is what I am coding now:

Update: Add preamble (only including some packages related to this question) and remove some redundant information.

documentclass{apa6}

usepackage{stfloats}

usepackage{sectsty}

usepackage{booktabs}

usepackage{multirow}

....

  begin{threeparttable}

  captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}

  caption[font={up}]{Behavioural performance during the perceptual judgement functional magnetic resonance imaging task}

  ....

  end{threeparttable}

And here is what is going on:
enter image description here

Thank you in advance!

edited 56 secs ago

asked 5 hours ago

Zhilin Su

New contributor

I would like to make the caption of my table upright, rather than italic.
Here is what I am coding now:

Update: Add preamble (only including some packages related to this question) and remove some redundant information.

documentclass{apa6}

usepackage{stfloats}

usepackage{sectsty}

usepackage{booktabs}

usepackage{multirow}

....

  begin{threeparttable}

  captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}

  caption[font={up}]{Behavioural performance during the perceptual judgement functional magnetic resonance imaging task}

  ....

  end{threeparttable}

And here is what is going on:
enter image description here

Thank you in advance!

tables captions

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6

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet -- as usual here -- compilable!
– Kurt
5 hours ago

3

The usual default is upright text. So if you get italics, there must be something in your code that causes that. There are a great many direct and indirect ways to obtain italics in the caption, so we can only help you properly if you show us not only a code snippet for the table in question, but also your preamble in a short, but complete compilable example document (an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). Your screenshot reminds me of APA style and it may well be that you use one of the document classes that implements it: It is crucial that we know which class you use.
– moewe
3 hours ago

2

unrelated but by default latex doesn't support b on table* begin{table*}[bp]
– David Carlisle
2 hours ago

Please tell us which document class you employ.
– Mico
34 mins ago

1

Does the preamble of your document, by any chance, contain the instruction captionsetup{textfont=it}?
– Mico
29 mins ago

|
show 1 more comment

6

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet -- as usual here -- compilable!
– Kurt
5 hours ago

3

The usual default is upright text. So if you get italics, there must be something in your code that causes that. There are a great many direct and indirect ways to obtain italics in the caption, so we can only help you properly if you show us not only a code snippet for the table in question, but also your preamble in a short, but complete compilable example document (an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). Your screenshot reminds me of APA style and it may well be that you use one of the document classes that implements it: It is crucial that we know which class you use.
– moewe
3 hours ago

2

unrelated but by default latex doesn't support b on table* begin{table*}[bp]
– David Carlisle
2 hours ago

Please tell us which document class you employ.
– Mico
34 mins ago

1

Does the preamble of your document, by any chance, contain the instruction captionsetup{textfont=it}?
– Mico
29 mins ago

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet -- as usual here -- compilable!
– Kurt
5 hours ago

The usual default is upright text. So if you get italics, there must be something in your code that causes that. There are a great many direct and indirect ways to obtain italics in the caption, so we can only help you properly if you show us not only a code snippet for the table in question, but also your preamble in a short, but complete compilable example document (an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864). Your screenshot reminds me of APA style and it may well be that you use one of the document classes that implements it: It is crucial that we know which class you use.
– moewe
3 hours ago

unrelated but by default latex doesn't support b on table* begin{table*}[bp]
– David Carlisle
2 hours ago

Please tell us which document class you employ.
– Mico
34 mins ago

Does the preamble of your document, by any chance, contain the instruction captionsetup{textfont=it}?
– Mico
29 mins ago

|
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The default behavior is upright text in the caption of a table afaik.

I attached a small example to show what I mean.

I assume that somewhere in your preamble there is the package caption included.

Do you see something like textfont = it in your preamble as an option to the caption-package?

Update: In your code, I see captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}, so I assume you are aware of the caption package. Without further information from your side, it's hard to help.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{threeparttable}



begin{document}



% Example taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/118743 and modified

begin{table}

caption{Some very informative caption}

begin{threeparttable}

begin{tabular}{lll}

TextTexttnote{1} & TextText & TextText \ 

TextText & TextTexttnote{2} & TextText \ 

end{tabular}

begin{tablenotes}

item[1] Some remark. item[2] Another remark.

end{tablenotes}

end{threeparttable}

end{table}



end{document}

enter image description here

Unrelated, maybe make yourself familiar with the "rules" around here,
e. g. https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask and
I've just been asked to write a minimal example, what is that?.

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The default behavior is upright text in the caption of a table afaik.

I attached a small example to show what I mean.

I assume that somewhere in your preamble there is the package caption included.

Do you see something like textfont = it in your preamble as an option to the caption-package?

Update: In your code, I see captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}, so I assume you are aware of the caption package. Without further information from your side, it's hard to help.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{threeparttable}



begin{document}



% Example taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/118743 and modified

begin{table}

caption{Some very informative caption}

begin{threeparttable}

begin{tabular}{lll}

TextTexttnote{1} & TextText & TextText \ 

TextText & TextTexttnote{2} & TextText \ 

end{tabular}

begin{tablenotes}

item[1] Some remark. item[2] Another remark.

end{tablenotes}

end{threeparttable}

end{table}



end{document}

enter image description here

Unrelated, maybe make yourself familiar with the "rules" around here,
e. g. https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask and
I've just been asked to write a minimal example, what is that?.

edited 29 mins ago

answered 3 hours ago

Dr. Manuel Kuehner

8,91632767

add a comment |

The default behavior is upright text in the caption of a table afaik.

I attached a small example to show what I mean.

I assume that somewhere in your preamble there is the package caption included.

Do you see something like textfont = it in your preamble as an option to the caption-package?

Update: In your code, I see captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}, so I assume you are aware of the caption package. Without further information from your side, it's hard to help.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{threeparttable}



begin{document}



% Example taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/118743 and modified

begin{table}

caption{Some very informative caption}

begin{threeparttable}

begin{tabular}{lll}

TextTexttnote{1} & TextText & TextText \ 

TextText & TextTexttnote{2} & TextText \ 

end{tabular}

begin{tablenotes}

item[1] Some remark. item[2] Another remark.

end{tablenotes}

end{threeparttable}

end{table}



end{document}

enter image description here

Unrelated, maybe make yourself familiar with the "rules" around here,
e. g. https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask and
I've just been asked to write a minimal example, what is that?.

edited 29 mins ago

answered 3 hours ago

Dr. Manuel Kuehner

8,91632767

add a comment |

The default behavior is upright text in the caption of a table afaik.

I attached a small example to show what I mean.

I assume that somewhere in your preamble there is the package caption included.

Do you see something like textfont = it in your preamble as an option to the caption-package?

Update: In your code, I see captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}, so I assume you are aware of the caption package. Without further information from your side, it's hard to help.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{threeparttable}



begin{document}



% Example taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/118743 and modified

begin{table}

caption{Some very informative caption}

begin{threeparttable}

begin{tabular}{lll}

TextTexttnote{1} & TextText & TextText \ 

TextText & TextTexttnote{2} & TextText \ 

end{tabular}

begin{tablenotes}

item[1] Some remark. item[2] Another remark.

end{tablenotes}

end{threeparttable}

end{table}



end{document}

enter image description here

Unrelated, maybe make yourself familiar with the "rules" around here,
e. g. https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask and
I've just been asked to write a minimal example, what is that?.

edited 29 mins ago

answered 3 hours ago

Dr. Manuel Kuehner

8,91632767

The default behavior is upright text in the caption of a table afaik.

I attached a small example to show what I mean.

I assume that somewhere in your preamble there is the package caption included.

Do you see something like textfont = it in your preamble as an option to the caption-package?

Update: In your code, I see captionsetup{font=up, labelfont=bf, labelsep=newline}, so I assume you are aware of the caption package. Without further information from your side, it's hard to help.

documentclass{article}

usepackage{threeparttable}



begin{document}



% Example taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/118743 and modified

begin{table}

caption{Some very informative caption}

begin{threeparttable}

begin{tabular}{lll}

TextTexttnote{1} & TextText & TextText \ 

TextText & TextTexttnote{2} & TextText \ 

end{tabular}

begin{tablenotes}

item[1] Some remark. item[2] Another remark.

end{tablenotes}

end{threeparttable}

end{table}



end{document}

enter image description here

Unrelated, maybe make yourself familiar with the "rules" around here,
e. g. https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask and
I've just been asked to write a minimal example, what is that?.

edited 29 mins ago

answered 3 hours ago

Dr. Manuel Kuehner

8,91632767

edited 29 mins ago

answered 3 hours ago

Dr. Manuel Kuehner

8,91632767

answered 3 hours ago

Dr. Manuel Kuehner

8,91632767

answered 3 hours ago

Dr. Manuel Kuehner

8,91632767

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