RedeclareSectionCommand introduces paragraph indentation
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When using RedeclareSectionCommand
a paragraph indentation is introduced:
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt]chapter% introduces a paragraph indentation
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
How can this be avoided (of course, one could manually work with noindent
), but I am wondering whether there is a modification of RedeclareSectionCommand
to achieve the same.
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When using RedeclareSectionCommand
a paragraph indentation is introduced:
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt]chapter% introduces a paragraph indentation
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
How can this be avoided (of course, one could manually work with noindent
), but I am wondering whether there is a modification of RedeclareSectionCommand
to achieve the same.
koma-script indentation
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
favorite
up vote
1
down vote
favorite
When using RedeclareSectionCommand
a paragraph indentation is introduced:
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt]chapter% introduces a paragraph indentation
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
How can this be avoided (of course, one could manually work with noindent
), but I am wondering whether there is a modification of RedeclareSectionCommand
to achieve the same.
koma-script indentation
When using RedeclareSectionCommand
a paragraph indentation is introduced:
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt]chapter% introduces a paragraph indentation
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
How can this be avoided (of course, one could manually work with noindent
), but I am wondering whether there is a modification of RedeclareSectionCommand
to achieve the same.
koma-script indentation
koma-script indentation
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Marius Hofert
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Starting with the next KOMA-Script Version (3.26, current is 3.25) there will be an option afterindent
. Then you can use:
documentclassscrbook[2018/10/23]% needs at least pre-release of version 3.26
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt,afterindent=false]chapter
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
KOMAScriptVersion
enddocument
The code can be tested using the pre-release from the KOMA-Script website. Default setting is afterindent=bysign
, so the answer by @David Carlisle will work with version 3.26, too.
Result:
great, thanks, esdd
â Marius Hofert
42 mins ago
:-) I thought there might be a such an option and even checked the manual before posting the classic -ve length version, an option to control this seems a good idea. The OP should switch the tick over to this answer as it is (or will be) a better answer...
â David Carlisle
38 mins ago
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Use a negative but invisible length
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=-1sp]chapter%
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
... that is brilliant... thanks a lot David!
â Marius Hofert
1 hour ago
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Starting with the next KOMA-Script Version (3.26, current is 3.25) there will be an option afterindent
. Then you can use:
documentclassscrbook[2018/10/23]% needs at least pre-release of version 3.26
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt,afterindent=false]chapter
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
KOMAScriptVersion
enddocument
The code can be tested using the pre-release from the KOMA-Script website. Default setting is afterindent=bysign
, so the answer by @David Carlisle will work with version 3.26, too.
Result:
great, thanks, esdd
â Marius Hofert
42 mins ago
:-) I thought there might be a such an option and even checked the manual before posting the classic -ve length version, an option to control this seems a good idea. The OP should switch the tick over to this answer as it is (or will be) a better answer...
â David Carlisle
38 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Starting with the next KOMA-Script Version (3.26, current is 3.25) there will be an option afterindent
. Then you can use:
documentclassscrbook[2018/10/23]% needs at least pre-release of version 3.26
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt,afterindent=false]chapter
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
KOMAScriptVersion
enddocument
The code can be tested using the pre-release from the KOMA-Script website. Default setting is afterindent=bysign
, so the answer by @David Carlisle will work with version 3.26, too.
Result:
great, thanks, esdd
â Marius Hofert
42 mins ago
:-) I thought there might be a such an option and even checked the manual before posting the classic -ve length version, an option to control this seems a good idea. The OP should switch the tick over to this answer as it is (or will be) a better answer...
â David Carlisle
38 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Starting with the next KOMA-Script Version (3.26, current is 3.25) there will be an option afterindent
. Then you can use:
documentclassscrbook[2018/10/23]% needs at least pre-release of version 3.26
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt,afterindent=false]chapter
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
KOMAScriptVersion
enddocument
The code can be tested using the pre-release from the KOMA-Script website. Default setting is afterindent=bysign
, so the answer by @David Carlisle will work with version 3.26, too.
Result:
Starting with the next KOMA-Script Version (3.26, current is 3.25) there will be an option afterindent
. Then you can use:
documentclassscrbook[2018/10/23]% needs at least pre-release of version 3.26
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=0pt,afterindent=false]chapter
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
KOMAScriptVersion
enddocument
The code can be tested using the pre-release from the KOMA-Script website. Default setting is afterindent=bysign
, so the answer by @David Carlisle will work with version 3.26, too.
Result:
answered 46 mins ago
esdd
57.2k34384
57.2k34384
great, thanks, esdd
â Marius Hofert
42 mins ago
:-) I thought there might be a such an option and even checked the manual before posting the classic -ve length version, an option to control this seems a good idea. The OP should switch the tick over to this answer as it is (or will be) a better answer...
â David Carlisle
38 mins ago
add a comment |Â
great, thanks, esdd
â Marius Hofert
42 mins ago
:-) I thought there might be a such an option and even checked the manual before posting the classic -ve length version, an option to control this seems a good idea. The OP should switch the tick over to this answer as it is (or will be) a better answer...
â David Carlisle
38 mins ago
great, thanks, esdd
â Marius Hofert
42 mins ago
great, thanks, esdd
â Marius Hofert
42 mins ago
:-) I thought there might be a such an option and even checked the manual before posting the classic -ve length version, an option to control this seems a good idea. The OP should switch the tick over to this answer as it is (or will be) a better answer...
â David Carlisle
38 mins ago
:-) I thought there might be a such an option and even checked the manual before posting the classic -ve length version, an option to control this seems a good idea. The OP should switch the tick over to this answer as it is (or will be) a better answer...
â David Carlisle
38 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
Use a negative but invisible length
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=-1sp]chapter%
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
... that is brilliant... thanks a lot David!
â Marius Hofert
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
Use a negative but invisible length
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=-1sp]chapter%
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
... that is brilliant... thanks a lot David!
â Marius Hofert
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Use a negative but invisible length
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=-1sp]chapter%
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
Use a negative but invisible length
documentclassscrbook
usepackageblindtext
RedeclareSectionCommand[beforeskip=-1sp]chapter%
begindocument
chapterChapter heading
blindtext[2]
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
David Carlisle
474k3811031837
474k3811031837
... that is brilliant... thanks a lot David!
â Marius Hofert
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
... that is brilliant... thanks a lot David!
â Marius Hofert
1 hour ago
... that is brilliant... thanks a lot David!
â Marius Hofert
1 hour ago
... that is brilliant... thanks a lot David!
â Marius Hofert
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
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