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vspace doesn't work properly
Is a vspace placed on the end of a paragraph a bad LaTeX coding?Article appendix with sections and toc entries in the form “Appendix A”Is it useful to use Latex to write medical articles?Bulk letter, “loop” doesn't work, “read to” doesn't workfootnote doesn't work with twocolumnAlignment issue due to vspace?vspace in examdesign packagevspace doesn't workVspace to an absolute page offsetWrapping figures in an articleNegative vspace* too small
I am using vspace3mm for separating the paragraphs in my article (documentclass[12pt, a4paper]article).
But most of the time it doesn't work properly. Sometimes it just puts the first few words/sentence of the following paragraph at the end of the previous one.
I need something like this:
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
And sometimes I get this output:
Hello world. How are you?
I am good.
Do you know why? Or do you know another command that does the same?
article vspace
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I am using vspace3mm for separating the paragraphs in my article (documentclass[12pt, a4paper]article).
But most of the time it doesn't work properly. Sometimes it just puts the first few words/sentence of the following paragraph at the end of the previous one.
I need something like this:
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
And sometimes I get this output:
Hello world. How are you?
I am good.
Do you know why? Or do you know another command that does the same?
article vspace
asked Mar 11 at 8:46
MaryMary
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try separating the parts you wish to have vertical space with an empty line just aftervspacecommand... also anoindenton the start of the next line could be needed
– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:49
1
@koleygr if you fond yourself needingnoindentit is almost always a sign that the markup is wrong somewhere....
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:50
2
Mary if you want vertical space between paragraphs then you should setparskipin the preamble, not addvspacebetween each paragraph.
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:53
1
You are right... just tied to give more options because thought for the moment that the OP would not like to have indented the following text... Also, I use noindent some times, but mostly inside some of my commands (of bold descriptions etc) and I don't think it is a mistake... Anyway... In your answer I would prefer thevspacein the end of the first sentence and not in the beggining of the second just because I can read it easier (+1 by the way)
– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:56
[Unchecked] You can useHello world\[3mm] How are you. However, I suggest you not to do that.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:07
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I am using vspace3mm for separating the paragraphs in my article (documentclass[12pt, a4paper]article).
But most of the time it doesn't work properly. Sometimes it just puts the first few words/sentence of the following paragraph at the end of the previous one.
I need something like this:
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
And sometimes I get this output:
Hello world. How are you?
I am good.
Do you know why? Or do you know another command that does the same?
article vspace
asked Mar 11 at 8:46
MaryMary
161
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I am using vspace3mm for separating the paragraphs in my article (documentclass[12pt, a4paper]article).
But most of the time it doesn't work properly. Sometimes it just puts the first few words/sentence of the following paragraph at the end of the previous one.
I need something like this:
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
And sometimes I get this output:
Hello world. How are you?
I am good.
Do you know why? Or do you know another command that does the same?
article vspace
article vspace
asked Mar 11 at 8:46
MaryMary
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try separating the parts you wish to have vertical space with an empty line just aftervspacecommand... also anoindenton the start of the next line could be needed
– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:49
1
@koleygr if you fond yourself needingnoindentit is almost always a sign that the markup is wrong somewhere....
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:50
2
Mary if you want vertical space between paragraphs then you should setparskipin the preamble, not addvspacebetween each paragraph.
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:53
1
You are right... just tied to give more options because thought for the moment that the OP would not like to have indented the following text... Also, I use noindent some times, but mostly inside some of my commands (of bold descriptions etc) and I don't think it is a mistake... Anyway... In your answer I would prefer thevspacein the end of the first sentence and not in the beggining of the second just because I can read it easier (+1 by the way)
– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:56
[Unchecked] You can useHello world\[3mm] How are you. However, I suggest you not to do that.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:07
|
show 4 more comments
try separating the parts you wish to have vertical space with an empty line just aftervspacecommand... also anoindenton the start of the next line could be needed
– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:49
1
@koleygr if you fond yourself needingnoindentit is almost always a sign that the markup is wrong somewhere....
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:50
2
Mary if you want vertical space between paragraphs then you should setparskipin the preamble, not addvspacebetween each paragraph.
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:53
1
You are right... just tied to give more options because thought for the moment that the OP would not like to have indented the following text... Also, I use noindent some times, but mostly inside some of my commands (of bold descriptions etc) and I don't think it is a mistake... Anyway... In your answer I would prefer thevspacein the end of the first sentence and not in the beggining of the second just because I can read it easier (+1 by the way)
– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:56
[Unchecked] You can useHello world\[3mm] How are you. However, I suggest you not to do that.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:07
try separating the parts you wish to have vertical space with an empty line just after
vspace command... also a noindent on the start of the next line could be needed– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:49
try separating the parts you wish to have vertical space with an empty line just after
vspace command... also a noindent on the start of the next line could be needed– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:49
1
1
@koleygr if you fond yourself needing
noindent it is almost always a sign that the markup is wrong somewhere....– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:50
@koleygr if you fond yourself needing
noindent it is almost always a sign that the markup is wrong somewhere....– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:50
2
2
Mary if you want vertical space between paragraphs then you should set
parskip in the preamble, not add vspace between each paragraph.– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:53
Mary if you want vertical space between paragraphs then you should set
parskip in the preamble, not add vspace between each paragraph.– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:53
1
1
You are right... just tied to give more options because thought for the moment that the OP would not like to have indented the following text... Also, I use noindent some times, but mostly inside some of my commands (of bold descriptions etc) and I don't think it is a mistake... Anyway... In your answer I would prefer the
vspace in the end of the first sentence and not in the beggining of the second just because I can read it easier (+1 by the way)– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:56
You are right... just tied to give more options because thought for the moment that the OP would not like to have indented the following text... Also, I use noindent some times, but mostly inside some of my commands (of bold descriptions etc) and I don't think it is a mistake... Anyway... In your answer I would prefer the
vspace in the end of the first sentence and not in the beggining of the second just because I can read it easier (+1 by the way)– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:56
[Unchecked] You can use
Hello world\[3mm] How are you. However, I suggest you not to do that.– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:07
[Unchecked] You can use
Hello world\[3mm] How are you. However, I suggest you not to do that.– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:07
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You have
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Which is a single paragraph, so the vspace is added after the current line, probably after good.
You could use
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Bur you should almost never need explicit spacing within the document anyway.
answered Mar 11 at 8:48
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You have
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Which is a single paragraph, so the vspace is added after the current line, probably after good.
You could use
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Bur you should almost never need explicit spacing within the document anyway.
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You have
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Which is a single paragraph, so the vspace is added after the current line, probably after good.
You could use
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Bur you should almost never need explicit spacing within the document anyway.
answered Mar 11 at 8:48
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You have
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Which is a single paragraph, so the vspace is added after the current line, probably after good.
You could use
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Bur you should almost never need explicit spacing within the document anyway.
answered Mar 11 at 8:48
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
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You have
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Which is a single paragraph, so the vspace is added after the current line, probably after good.
You could use
Hello world.
vspace3mm
How are you? I am good.
Bur you should almost never need explicit spacing within the document anyway.
answered Mar 11 at 8:48
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494k4111381885
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try separating the parts you wish to have vertical space with an empty line just after
vspacecommand... also anoindenton the start of the next line could be needed– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:49
1
@koleygr if you fond yourself needing
noindentit is almost always a sign that the markup is wrong somewhere....– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:50
2
Mary if you want vertical space between paragraphs then you should set
parskipin the preamble, not addvspacebetween each paragraph.– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:53
1
You are right... just tied to give more options because thought for the moment that the OP would not like to have indented the following text... Also, I use noindent some times, but mostly inside some of my commands (of bold descriptions etc) and I don't think it is a mistake... Anyway... In your answer I would prefer the
vspacein the end of the first sentence and not in the beggining of the second just because I can read it easier (+1 by the way)– koleygr
Mar 11 at 8:56
[Unchecked] You can use
Hello world\[3mm] How are you. However, I suggest you not to do that.– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:07