Question

Learning LaTeX with CoolRekt

Answer 1

It's been a while since I've done LaTeX, but anyways, let us start with sizes.

Answer 2

Before you decide to put in stuff, you must type in this command for every LaTeX prompt that you want to apply in your text: `\(\[size]{[text of your choice}\)`

Answer 3

So for example, if I wanted to do a large font, I could perhaps say `\(\LARGE{HELLO}\)`, which would give me this:

\(\LARGE{HELLO}\)

Answer 4

As for the different sizes, here are a list of sizes you can use to apply to your text to live out your text or make it so people have to look twice.

Tiny = \tiny = \(\tiny{HELLO}\)
Size of Scripts \scriptsize = \(\scriptsize{HELLO}\)
Small = \small = \(\small{HELLO}\)
Normal = \normalsize = \(\normalsize{HELLO}\)
Large = \large = \(\large{HELLO}\)
Larger = \Large = \(\Large{HELLO}\)
Even Larger = \LARGE = \(\LARGE{HELLO}\)
Huge = \huge = \(\huge{HELLO}\)
Even Huge = \Huge = \(\Huge{HELLO}\)

Answer 5

okie

Answer 6

Next we will go through colors.

Colors has a similar command as sizes, it will be `\(\color[color of your choice]{[textofyourchoice]}\)`

Answer 7

Let's say you want your text to be blue... you could put `\(\color{blue}{blue.}\)`, which will give you \(\color{blue}{blue.}\)

Answer 8

As for the colors that you can put, I'm assuming you can put any, just not things like red-orange or green-blue...

Answer 9

coding love it this kinda what i do

Answer 10

Now we can go on to fonting. Now fonting is a little bit more complex for those who don't know much about LaTeX, but a prompt like `\(\[font of your choice]{text of your choice}\)` should work fine.

Answer 11

thx rek

Answer 12

Let's try something different.

Answer 13

Hm?

Answer 14

Seeing kind of the same tutorials these days.

Answer 15

Maybe perhaps I could do bbcode and html instead of LaTeX?

Answer 16

\(\overset{\huge\color{#ff78ae}{\heartsuit~\heartsuit~\heartsuit}}{\Huge\bf\color{#ff78ae}{Love}}\)

Answer 17

I forgot how to do it and taught myself

Answer 18

This would be pretty cool to teach tbh

Answer 19

\(\overset{Hi}{\underset{Hi}{Hello}}\)

Answer 20

OH GOT IT

Answer 21

WOW

Answer 22

i ddnt work

Answer 23

Hm..

Answer 24

\(\huge\overset{\color{#ff78ae}{\huge{\heartsuit~Love~\heartsuit~Love~\heartsuit}}}{\underset{\color{#ff78ae}{\huge{\heartsuit~Love~\heartsuit~Love~\heartsuit}}}{\Huge\color{#ffb3c8}{Spread~The~Love}}}\)

Answer 25

WOOO THATS THE BEST I HAVE DONE IN FOREVER

Answer 26

So the reason I say you should use the link is because this is what the coding prompt actually looks like on the text I made with colors.

Answer 27

I don't cheat.

Answer 28

It is possible, but it takes a lot of time.

In your case, your using the same color for each piece of text, however the one I'm writing has a different color for each letter, making it a lot more complicated to put together.

Answer 29

\[ \LARGE\color{#F1C0E8}{.}\color{#F1C0E8}{.}\color{#FFCFD2}{\heartsuit}\color{#FDE4CF}{.}\color{#FBF8CC}{.} \color{#FFADAD}{R}\color{#FFD6A5}{a}\color{#FDFFB6}{i}\color{#CAFFBF}{n}\color{#9BF6FF}{b}\color{#A0C4FF}{o}\color{#BDB2FF}{w}\color{#CFBAF0}{.}\color{#F1C0E8}{.}\color{#FFCFD2}{\heartsuit}\color{#FDE4CF}{.}\color{#FBF8CC}{.}\] AHEUHEUHDGJDK