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@sleepyjess

Answer 1

\(\Huge\cal\color{#ff0074}{Welcome~to~\LaTeX!}\)

Answer 2

So Let start! XD

Answer 3

\(\ddot\smile\)

Answer 4

First, you start your commands with `\(` and end them with `\)`

Answer 5

Got that?

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

Ok

Answer 8

To space you use ~
`\(Hello~slinley!\)` gives \(Hello~slinley!\)

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\(openstudy\)

Answer 10

Yayy!

Answer 11

\(You~There?\)

Answer 12

You can also use `\ ` to space, or to do different spacing
`\;` for a \(thick\;space\)
`\:` for a \(medium\:space\)
`\,` for a \(thin\,space\)

Answer 13

Ok

Answer 14

There is also `\hspace` but that is a little more advanced

Answer 15

Ok

Answer 16

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @thomaster
\(\hspace{80pt}\Huge\sf \color{#730000}{More\ fonts}\)

Now this italic text is nice, but we can use way cooler fonts!
The syntax for this is: \(\color{red}{\backslash(}\sf\color{green}{\backslash font}\color{blue}{~text }\color{red}{\backslash)}\)

\(\sf\color{red}{\backslash(}\color{green}{\backslash bf}\color{blue}{~Hello\sim there!}\color{red}{\backslash)}\) Will become: \( \bf Hello\ there! \)

\(\LARGE\sf Fonts\ you\ can\ use:\)

\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash sf} \hspace{19pt} \to ABCDEFabcdef123456\)
\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash tt} \hspace{19pt} \to \tt ABCDEFabcdef123456\)
\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash it} \hspace{21pt} \to \it ABCDEFabcdef123456\)
\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash bf} \hspace{15pt} \to \bf ABCDEFabcdef123456\)
\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash rm} \hspace{10pt} \to \rm ABCDEFabcdef123456\)
\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash cal} \hspace{10pt} \to \cal ABCDEFabcdef123456\)
\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash scr} \hspace{10pt} \to \scr ABCDEFabcdef123456\)
\(\huge\sf\color{green}{\backslash frak} \to \frak ABCDEFabcdef123456\)

\(\LARGE\sf There\ are\ 2\ exceptions:\)
You need to add braces to these fonts in order to use them, so \(\bf\color{red}{\backslash(}\color{green}{\backslash mathbb\{}\color{blue}{text}\color{green}{\} }\color{red}{\backslash)}\)
\(\LARGE\sf\color{green}{\backslash mathbb} \to \mathbb{ ABCDEFabcdef123456}\)
\(\LARGE\sf\color{green}{\backslash boldsymbol} \to \boldsymbol{ ABCDEFabcdef123456}\)


\(\Large\sf How\ to\ use\ 2\ fonts\ in\ 1\ line:\)

When you type \sf, everything after that will become Sans-serif until you introduce another font command. So when you type: \(\color{red}{\backslash(}\sf\color{green}{\backslash sf}\color{blue}{~hello\sim everyone\sim i'm}\color{green}{\backslash cal}\color{blue}{~Thomaster!!}\color{red}{\backslash)}\)
It will become: \(\sf hello\ everyone\ i'm\ \cal Thomaster!!\)
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 17

Your font will go after the starting command.
`\(\cal Hello!\)` gives \(\cal Hello!\)

Answer 18

Wait, font doesn't go after `\(`, size does, I will show you sizes now

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\(scrHello~Openstudy)\

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oops it didnt come out right

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lol

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\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @thomaster
\(\hspace{80pt}\Huge\sf \color{#730000}{Change\ Sizes}\)

In \(\LaTeX\) on OpenStudy, we can use a few different text sizes.
The syntax for this is \(\bf\color{red}{\backslash(}\color{green}{\backslash size~}\color{blue}{text}\color{red}{\backslash)}\) (don't forget the space after the size tag)
For \(\sf\color{green}{\backslash size}\) we can use the following 9 sizes:

\(\begin{array}{ll}
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash tiny}&\Large\to\sf\tiny ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash scriptsize}&\Large\to\sf\scriptsize ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash small}&\Large\to\sf\small ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash normalsize}&\Large\to\sf\normalsize ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash large}&\Large\to\sf\large ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash Large}&\Large\to\sf\Large ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash LARGE}&\Large\to\sf\LARGE ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash huge}&\Large\to\sf\huge ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\large\sf\color{green}{\backslash Huge}&\Large\to\sf\Huge ABCDEFabcdef123456\\
\end{array}\)

You can use more sizes in 1 line. Everytime you introduce a new size text, everything after that will be in that size untill you introduce a new one.
So \(\bf\color{red}{\backslash(}\color{green}{\backslash Huge~}\color{blue}{hello}\color{green}{\backslash small~}\color{blue}{every}\color{green}{\backslash LARGE~}\color{blue}{one}\color{red}{\backslash)}\)
will output: \(\Huge hello\small every\LARGE one\)
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 23

So, if you want Huge letters in the font frak, you will input `\(\Huge\frak Hello!\)` which give you \(\Huge\frak Hello!\)

Answer 24

\(\Huge\Hello!\)

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yay!

Answer 26

Don't use a \ before your words

Answer 27

how did i get that color to show.....lol

Answer 28

Because you used \ before Hello

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Now color

Answer 30

ok

Answer 31

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @thomaster
\(\hspace{110pt}\Huge\sf \color{#730000}{Colors}\)

There are 2 ways to create colored text, by using predefined colors or hexadecimal color codes
The syntax is always: \(\bf\color{red}{\backslash(}\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF }{color}\}\{\color{blue}{text}\}}\color{red}{\backslash)}\)

\(\sf\color{#8C00FF }{color}\) is either a predefined color or a hexadecimal code.
This is a list of predefined colors on OpenStudy and hexadecimal codes:

\(\begin{array}{|l|l|}\hline
\sf\Large predefined\ colors&\sf\Large hexadecimal\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{maroon}{maroon}&\sf\Large\color{#FF0000}{\#FF0000}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{brown}{brown}&\sf\Large\color{#FF1700}{\#FF1700}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{red}{red}&\sf\Large\color{#FF2E00}{\#FF2E00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{orangered}{orangered}&\sf\Large\color{#FF4500}{\#FF4500}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{salmon}{salmon}&\sf\Large\color{#FF5C00}{\#FF5C00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{orange}{orange}&\sf\Large\color{#FF7300}{\#FF7300}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{goldenrod}{goldenrod}&\sf\Large\color{#FF7300}{\#FF7300}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{gold}{gold}&\sf\Large\color{#FF8A00}{\#FF8A00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{yellow}{yellow}&\sf\Large\color{#FFA100}{\#FFA100}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{greenyellow}{greenyellow}&\sf\Large\color{#FFB800}{\#FFB800}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{olive}{olive}&\sf\Large\color{#FFCF00}{\#FFCF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{lime}{lime}&\sf\Large\color{#FFE600}{\#FFE600}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{springgreen}{springreen}&\sf\Large\color{#FFFD00}{\#FFFD00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{green}{green}&\sf\Large\color{#FFFF00}{\#FFFF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{forestgreen}{forestgreen}&\sf\Large\color{#E8FF00}{\#E8FF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{seagreen}{seagreen}&\sf\Large\color{#D1FF00}{\#D1FF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{teal}{teal}&\sf\Large\color{#BAFF00}{\#BAFF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{turquoise}{turquoise}&\sf\Large\color{#A3FF00}{\#A3FF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{cyan}{cyan}&\sf\Large\color{#8CFF00}{\#8CFF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{aquamarine}{aquamarine}&\sf\Large\color{#75FF00}{\#75FF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{cadetblue}{cadetblue}&\sf\Large\color{#5EFF00}{\#5EFF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{cornflowerblue}{cornflowerblue}&\sf\Large\color{#19FF00}{\#19FF00}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{royalblue}{royalblue}&\sf\Large\color{#00FF17}{\#00FF17}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{midnightblue}{midnightblue}&\sf\Large\color{#00FF5C}{\#00FF5C}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{navy}{navy}&\sf\Large\color{#00FF8A}{\#00FF8A}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{blue}{blue}&\sf\Large\color{#00FFB8}{\#00FFB8}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{purple}{purple}&\sf\Large\color{#00FFE6}{\#00FFE6}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{blueviolet}{blueviolet}&\sf\Large\color{#00E6FF}{\#00E6FF}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{darkorchid}{darkorchid}&\sf\Large\color{#00CFFF}{\#00CFFF}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{magenta}{magenta}&\sf\Large\color{#00A1FF}{\#00A1FF}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{orchid}{orchid}&\sf\Large\color{#008AFF}{\#008AFF}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{plum}{plum}&\sf\Large\color{#0073FF}{\#0073FF}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{grey}{grey}&\sf\Large\color{#005CFF}{\#005CFF}\\\hline
\sf\Large\color{tan}{tan}&\sf\Large\color{#0045FF}{\#0045FF}\\\hline
\sf thanks\ to\ \href{/users/kymber}{@kymber}\ for\\\sf the\ predefined\ color\ list&\sf\Large\color{#0017FF}{\#0017FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#0200FF}{\#0200FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#3000FF}{\#3000FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#4700FF}{\#4700FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#7500FF}{\#7500FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#8C00FF}{\#8C00FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#A300FF}{\#A300FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#BA00FF}{\#BA00FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#D100FF}{\#D100FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#E800FF}{\#E800FF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#FF00CF}{\#FF00CF}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#FF00A1}{\#FF00A1}\\\hline
&\sf\Large\color{#FF008A}{\#FF008A}\\\hline
\end{array}\)

There are many more hexadecimal color codes available (more than 16 million actually) so you can use every existing color.
Visit http://www.color-hex.com to pick your own colors.

We can use more colors in the same line, like this:
\(\bf\color{red}{\backslash(}\color{green}{\backslash bf}\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF }{lime}\}\{\color{blue}{hello\sim}\}}\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF }{\#8C00FF}\}\{\color{blue}{everyone}\}}\color{red}{\backslash)}\)
Would output: \(\bf\color{lime}{hello~}\color{#8C00FF}{everyone}\)

When you only want to color 1 letter, you don't have to put it in braces.
\(\small\bf\color{red}{\backslash(}\color{green}{\backslash bf}\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF}{red}\}\color{black}H}\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF}{gold}\}}\color{black}E\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF}{green}\}}\color{black}L\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF}{aqua}\}}\color{black}L\color{green}{\backslash color\{\color{#8C00FF}{blue}\}}\color{black}O\color{red}{\backslash)}\)
Will give: \(\bf\color{red}H\color{gold}E\color{green}L\color{aqua}L\color{blue}O\)
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 32

Color will come after the font.
`\(\huge\frak\color{#FF008A}{sleepyjess}\)` will give \(\huge\frak\color{#FF008A}{sleepyjess}\)

Answer 33

\(\huge\frak/color{#00A1FF}slinley

Answer 34

\(\huge\frak/color{#00A1FF}slinley

Answer 35

You are forgetting the brackets around the words and the end of the commands \)

Answer 36

\(\huge\frak/color{#00A1FF}slinley\)

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`\(\huge\frak\color{#00a1ff}{slinley}\)`

Answer 38

You are using the wrong \ before color

Answer 39

You used / instead of \

Answer 40

\(\huge\frak\color{#00A1FF}slinley\)

Answer 41

{brackets}

Answer 42

\(\huge\frak\color{#00A1FF}{slinley}\)

Answer 43

got it

Answer 44

That is pretty much all the basics. There are tutorials in this section if you want to learn more. You can do boxes, overlap, math equations...... If you want me to show you an example of anything let me know. I need to go to bed in a few minutes.

Answer 45

\(\huge\frak\color{#FF008A}{Pink}\)

Answer 46

\(\huge \mathfrak{bibby}\)

Answer 47

Ok thanks soo much!

Answer 48

You helped a lot XD

Answer 49

\(\aleph_0 \hat{xy}\)

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really bibby?

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lol

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really

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lol

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Here is a box in case you want to see one
\(\LARGE\cal\color{#ff0074}{No~Problem!}\\\bbox [10pt, #00ffab,border:5pt solid blue ]{\color{#872AF0}{\huge\cal ~\heartsuit sleepyjess\heartsuit}}\)

Answer 55

Nicee

Answer 56

Yes, I utilized mod purple in that lol

Answer 57

Imma learn how to do that next

Answer 58

its beautiful! :)

Answer 59

Here is an example of how to do bboxes, or if you want I can teach you tomorrow
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5446993de4b0f849767d5847

Answer 60

ok cool! Tommorrow

Answer 61

Ok, just tag me if you see me online

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\( \color{pink}{
\begin{matrix}
h & e & l & l & o \\
f & r & i & e &n &d &s \\
\end{matrix}}
\)

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\(\huge\bf\color{#00a1ff}{Ok~I~Will!}\)

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hey

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\(\huge\scr\color{#4700FF}{@BiBBY}\)

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@Bibby

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\({\href{http:///goo.gl/WxWhiN}{\Huge\bf \color{#872AF0}{Click~here}}}\)

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@sammixboo

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:V

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I hate links like that

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and***

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lol

Answer 73

delete what?

Answer 74

ohhh

Answer 75

it's not cool, it's inconvenient

Answer 76

hehe

Answer 77

I really dont feel like completing this test -___-

Answer 78

That is just one of the other cool things you can do with LaTeX

Answer 79

and how do you do it?

Answer 80

I'll teach you later today lol it is 2 in the morning here

Answer 81

LOl ok its right at 3:00 over here

Answer 82

3???

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3:00 in the morning

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Wow!

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it's only 2 here

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I usually feel cool and in the future
where are you slinely

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I live in Atlanta, Georgia

Answer 88

@bibby

Answer 89

idiot
we're int he same time zone :p

Answer 90

How is it 3????

Answer 91

it's 2

Answer 92

lol

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its 3:00

Answer 94

!!!!!!

Answer 95

I'm in Florida!!! IM IN THE SAME TIME ZONE AS YOU

Answer 96

tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk

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im dumb i forgot i changed my time on my computer so i would rush on my test