LaTeX How to type something in ##\LaTeX## in the title itself?

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Typing LaTeX commands like ##CH_2## in the title box is generally not supported, as that section is intended for a description of the post rather than the content itself. Users are advised to use descriptive titles, such as "Chemistry question about equations," instead of including actual equations. However, there are exceptions where LaTeX can be relevant in a title, such as in questions that specifically reference equations, like "What does ##E=mc^2## mean?" Overall, the focus should remain on clarity and relevance in the title rather than inserting complex formatting.
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How can I type for example- ##CH_2## in the title box?(marked in red)
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The same way as you would in the post. Using two # as delimiters. I changed your title to reflect this with the \LaTeX command (giving ##\LaTeX##).
 
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I'm not sure it's possible. That section is for a description of the post, not the content of the post. So you should put something like "Chemistry question about equations", not the actual equation.

Edit: Orodruin beat me to it, and knows more as well.
 
lekh2003 said:
I'm not sure it's possible. That section is for a description of the post, not the content of the post. So you should put something like "Chemistry question about equations", not the actual equation.

Edit: Orodruin beat me to it, and knows more as well.
There can still be valid reasons to use LaTeX in the title, such as "What does ##E=mc^2## mean?"
 
Orodruin said:
There can still be valid reasons to use LaTeX in the title, such as "What does ##E=mc^2## mean?"
Of course, but I noticed OP's question was related to something in which LaTeX was not needed in the title.
 
Orodruin said:
The same way as you would in the post. Using two # as delimiters. I changed your title to reflect this with the \LaTeX command (giving ##\LaTeX##).
Thanks!
 

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