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There can still be valid reasons to use LaTeX in the title, such as "What does ##E=mc^2## mean?"lekh2003 said:
Of course, but I noticed OP's question was related to something in which LaTeX was not needed in the title.Orodruin said:
Thanks!Orodruin said:
To type mathematical equations in the title using ##\LaTeX##, you can use the `\LaTeX` command and enclose the equation between single dollar signs ($ equation $) or double dollar signs ($$ equation $$) for inline or display mode, respectively.
Yes, you can use symbols and special characters in the title by using the appropriate commands in ##\LaTeX##. For example, to include the Greek letter alpha, you can use the command `\alpha`.
To change the font style and size in the title using ##\LaTeX##, you can use the `\textbf{}` command for bold, `\textit{}` command for italic, and `\fontsize{size}{skip}` command for changing the size. Just be sure to enclose the title text within the appropriate command.
Yes, you can add colors to the title using the `color` package in ##\LaTeX##. First, you need to include the package in the document preamble using the command `\usepackage{color}`. Then, you can use the command `\textcolor{color}{text}` to change the color of the title text.
To align the title to the center using ##\LaTeX##, you can use the `\centering` command before the title text. This will center the title within the page. Alternatively, you can use the `\begin{center} \end{center}` environment to enclose the title text for center alignment.
