Question

How to change font size here? :D

Answer 1

example, change font this sentence
\[{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Red} F}{\color{DarkRed} O}{\color{Cyan} R}{\color{Orchid} E}{\color{Golden} V}{\color{DarkGreen} E}{\color{Emerald} R} \ {\color{Emerald} A}{\color{Blue} L}{\color{Magenta} O}{\color{DarkGreen} N{\color{Red} E}}{\color{Orchid} \star }\]

Answer 2

@thomaster @saifoo.khan

Answer 3

\(\tiny{{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Red} F}{\color{DarkRed} O}{\color{Cyan} R}{\color{Orchid} E}{\color{Golden} V}{\color{DarkGreen} E}{\color{Emerald} R} \ {\color{Emerald} A}{\color{Blue} L}{\color{Magenta} O}{\color{DarkGreen} N{\color{Red} E}}{\color{Orchid} \star }} \)

\({\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Red} F}{\color{DarkRed} O}{\color{Cyan} R}{\color{Orchid} E}{\color{Golden} V}{\color{DarkGreen} E}{\color{Emerald} R} \ {\color{Emerald} A}{\color{Blue} L}{\color{Magenta} O}{\color{DarkGreen} N{\color{Red} E}}{\color{Orchid} \star }\)

\(\large{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Red} F}{\color{DarkRed} O}{\color{Cyan} R}{\color{Orchid} E}{\color{Golden} V}{\color{DarkGreen} E}{\color{Emerald} R} \ {\color{Emerald} A}{\color{Blue} L}{\color{Magenta} O}{\color{DarkGreen} N{\color{Red} E}}{\color{Orchid} \star }\)

\(\LARGE {\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Red} F}{\color{DarkRed} O}{\color{Cyan} R}{\color{Orchid} E}{\color{Golden} V}{\color{DarkGreen} E}{\color{Emerald} R} \ {\color{Emerald} A}{\color{Blue} L}{\color{Magenta} O}{\color{DarkGreen} N{\color{Red} E}}{\color{Orchid} \star }\)

\(\huge {\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Red} F}{\color{DarkRed} O}{\color{Cyan} R}{\color{Orchid} E}{\color{Golden} V}{\color{DarkGreen} E}{\color{Emerald} R} \ {\color{Emerald} A}{\color{Blue} L}{\color{Magenta} O}{\color{DarkGreen} N{\color{Red} E}}{\color{Orchid} \star }\)

\(\Huge {\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Red} F}{\color{DarkRed} O}{\color{Cyan} R}{\color{Orchid} E}{\color{Golden} V}{\color{DarkGreen} E}{\color{Emerald} R} \ {\color{Emerald} A}{\color{Blue} L}{\color{Magenta} O}{\color{DarkGreen} N{\color{Red} E}}{\color{Orchid} \star }\)

Answer 4

`\(\tiny{}\) `
`\({}\)`
`\(\large {} \)`
`\(\LARGE {} \)`
`\(\huge {} \)`
`\(\Huge {} \) `

Answer 5

Yep, I see :))
For new paragraph?

Answer 6

\(\textbf{Hi} \\
\textbf{Here. } \)



Like this?

Answer 7

Yes :D
by use \] ?

Answer 8

Hi \(\bf{Machida}\)

Hi \[\bf{Machida}\]

Answer 9

\[\bf{Thanks}\]
\[\bf{Mathslover}\]

Answer 10

\[\Huge \color{Lime}{~\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\frak OMG\:\:\frak\:\:\frak Machida!!\frak }\]

Answer 11

@mathslover but its not like text "hi here" by you before?

Answer 12

Because I changed line there. `\\ ` this makes the difference.

Answer 13

show me screenshoot your work maths xD

Answer 14

yep just add //

Answer 15

\[hi \\ hi\]

Answer 16

Right click on my LaTeX code.

Answer 17

oh i see :D

Answer 18

and then you will see some options, go to tex settings

Answer 19

not sure, whether it is tex settings or something else, my mathjax has crashed , so I am unable to see latex codes. @AravindG please make sure whether it is tex settings or something else.

Answer 20

add // where? omg omg

Answer 21

`\[\bf{Hi} \\
\bf{Here.} \]`

Answer 22

let me try
\[\bf{Hi} \\
\bf{Here.}\]

Answer 23

omg work

Answer 24

After right clicking on the latex code, you should see following (check attachment) ,. go to tex commands.

Answer 25

yep array, but your text doesnt show me \bf{Hi} \\
\bf{Here.} :DD just hi//here

Answer 26

Here is the step :

Right click on latex code.

go to "Show math as"

And then click on "Tex commands"

Answer 27

Check it again Machida, it shows me : \bf{hi} \\
\bf{Here.}

Answer 28

Yep, I use it when first time learn autodidact about Latex, :D

Answer 29

LaTeX is fun. You'll not feel hard to learn it. Though, I am always here to help u with LaTeX .

Answer 30

For more detailed reference:

\\ start a new paragraph.
\\* start a new line but not a new paragraph.
\- OK to hyphenate a word here.
\cleardoublepage flush all material and start a new page, start new odd numbered page.
\clearpage plush all material and start a new page.
\hyphenation enter a sequence pf exceptional hyphenations.
\linebreak allow to break the line here.
\newline request a new line.
\newpage request a new page.
\nolinebreak no line break should happen here.
\nopagebreak no page break should happen here.
\pagebreak encourage page break.

Answer 31

see what array write, its different with math

Answer 32

I used : \bf{} to make that bold, while AravindG kept it simple.

Answer 33

look, so different :D

Answer 34

but when I use Array's way, it doesnt work :)

Answer 35

o.o

Answer 36

let us know ur code of array

Answer 37

medal for all of you :D

Answer 38

look my image of code array above

Answer 39

Oh, work now..
xD

Answer 40

:) Good.

Answer 41

lol Good work ;)

Answer 42

Muchas gracias :))

Answer 43

आपका स्वागत है. Aapka svaagat hai. (You are welcome)

Answer 44

lol @AravindG none of those work here except for \\ (new line) :P

Answer 45

extra information ;)

Answer 46

lol "extra information" ...

Answer 47

teach me again, how I can combine text and latex text in one paragraph.
see, i cant :/
\[thomas\] teach me ://

Answer 48

@mathslover :DD

Answer 49

Please explain more.

Answer 50

\(Hello \\
Machida\)

`\(\Hello \\
Machida \) `

Answer 51

Code :

\(\text{ Hello \\
Machida }\)

Answer 52

Like this : Thomas \(\text{Teach me} \) ?

Answer 53

yep, like dat :D

Answer 54

"Type your text here" `\(\text{include latex code here} \)`

Answer 55

Here is how to do that :

`Hello \(Machida\) `

Try it.

Answer 56

Hello \(maththslover\)

Answer 57

what the different use ( and [ ?

Answer 58

If you use `\[\]` then it will take you to next line, check the following code :

`Hello \[Machida\]`

Try it.

Answer 59

Inline ( stand alone [

Answer 60

Oh ya :D
Thanks \({Mathslover\)

Answer 61

Stand alone also changes how fractions, integrals, and matrices work, so it can be very useful.

Answer 62

Thanks for info @e.mccormick :)

omg i m wrong :/ but its show new box lol

Answer 63

Thanks \[Mathslover\]

Thanks \(Mathslover\)

Answer 64

Machida, `Thanks \[mathslover\]`

Answer 65

If I use inline, I get this: \(\int \limits_a^bx^2dx \text{ and } \frac{a+\frac{1}{2}}{b} \text{ and } \left[ \begin{matrix} a&b\\c&d \end{matrix}\right ]\), which kind of squishes things a bit. Also the flow of text gets funky. But let me do stand alone with \[\int \limits_a^bx^2dx \text{ and } \frac{a+\frac{1}{2}}{b} \text{ and } \left[ \begin{matrix} a&b\\c&d \end{matrix}\right ]\]

Answer 66

Here : \(\cfrac{a+\cfrac{1}{2}}{b}\)

Answer 67

Actually you should use : \cfrac rather than \frac.

Answer 68

Yes, I know about cfrac, frac, and dfrac. However, there are more chanegs than just the fractions. In fact, the sums and limts can get really moved a lot when done inline.

Answer 69

emm okies, I'll try :))
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Answer 70

Yep.

Answer 71

You're welcome Machida.

Answer 72

\(\cfrac{x+\cfrac{y}{6}}{8}\)

yep work xD

Answer 73

\[\cfrac{x+\cfrac{y}{6}}{8}\]

Answer 74

i use ( and ]

Answer 75

Here is another difference between them.
\(\sum _{i=1}^5x^2\)
\[\sum _{i=1}^5x^2\]
BTW: You can right click the \(\TeX\) code, go to Show Math As, and select TeX Commands to see any of the code here.

Answer 76

{\color{Green}\textit{Hi Macida}

Answer 77

i didn't do it correctly :(

Answer 78

\[{\color{Blue} Zale}\]

use \[ \[ \]
and \]

Answer 79

\[{\color{blue} Machida)\]

Answer 80

\[{\color{Purple} Z}{\color{Magenta} A}{\color{Orange} L}{\color{DarkGreen} E}\]

Answer 81

{\color{blue}Machida}\]

Answer 82

right-click on my "zale". then click "show math as" "text commands"

Answer 83

oh ok

Answer 84

\[{\color{blue}Machida}\]

Answer 85

Nah, :))

Answer 86

:D i did it, finally

Answer 87

\({Hi}\) Zale

Answer 88

:) i got to go, i'll be back soon :)

Answer 89

\(\huge{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Orchid} \bigstar }{\color{Orchid} \bigstar }{\color{Orchid} \bigstar }{\color{Orchid} \bigstar }{\color{Orchid} \bigstar }{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Purple} \star }{\color{Purple} \star }\)
\[{\color{Purple} Z}{\color{Magenta} A}{\color{Orange} L}{\color{DarkGreen} E}\]

Answer 90

\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)
\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)
\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Red} █}\)\({\color{Red} █}\)\({\color{Red} █}\)\({\color{Red} █}\)\({\color{Red} █}\)\({\color{Red} █}\)\({\color{Red} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)
\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{Magenta} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)
\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)\({\color{DarkBlue} █}\)

Answer 91

@mathslover Any suggestion to write latex simplify? :D
*by my latex above :))

Answer 92

didn't get u

Answer 93

Duh, okies then. :|

Answer 94

@AravindG

Answer 95

What help do you need