Ask a Question

LaTeX: insert paragraph - this is how it works

+4 votes
86 views
in Office by (242k points)
reopened
LaTeX: insert paragraph - this is how it works

1 Answer

+5 votes
by (1.6m points)
 
Best answer

How to insert a paragraph in LaTeX

Would you like to insert a paragraph between the lines of your LaTeX document? We'll show you different commands to make it work..

image image

Paragraph is an important part of documents. In the following instructions you will find out which simple commands you can use to insert a paragraph in LaTeX and what you have to pay attention to.

How to insert a paragraph in LaTeX

To insert a paragraph in LaTeX, write two backslashes \\ at the end of the paragraph and then press [Enter] twice . The same effect is achieved with the command \newline . The additional blank line means that the paragraph is also compiled correctly by LaTeX. You also have the option to insert a vertical space using \vspace{"Länge"} . The length can be adjusted as you like. By default, the new paragraph is indented in LaTeX. You can \noindent prevent this with the command . In summary, there are the following commands:

  • \\ and [Enter] twice insert a paragraph.
  • \newline and [Enter] twice insert a paragraph.
  • \noindent prevents the new paragraph from being indented.
  • \vspace{"Länge"} inserts a vertical space of the size " length ".
image
...