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How to change the svmono class of Springer to use 12pt as font size


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          svmono.cls has some hard-coded design choices; one of them is the use of 10pt settings. One way to acces 12pt settings is to make a copy of svmono.cls, rename it as mysvmono.cls, for example, and make the necessary changes in the copy.



          To use the 12pt settings one can carefully use the definitions used in another class, for example article (which svmono is built upon); the necessary definitions are in the file size12.clo (under .../text/latex/base).



          The lines that will need a change are



          % no size changing allowed
          DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
          DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
          % options for the article class
          def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside}
          % fleqn
          DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside,fleqn}%


          which should be replaced with



          % no size changing allowed
          %DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
          %DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
          % options for the article class
          def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}
          % fleqn
          DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside,fleqn}%


          And the section under % fonts, sizes, and the like:



          % fonts, sizes, and the like
          renewcommandnormalsize{%
          @setfontsizenormalsize@xpt@xiipt
          abovedisplayskip 10p@ % @plus2p@ @minus5p@
          abovedisplayshortskip z@ % @plus3p@
          belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ %@plus3p@ @minus3p@
          belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
          let@listi@listI}
          normalsize
          renewcommandsmall{%
          @setfontsizesmall{8.5}{10}%
          abovedisplayskip 8.5p@ % @plus3p@ @minus4p@
          abovedisplayshortskip z@ %@plus2p@
          belowdisplayshortskip 4p@ %@plus2p@ @minus2p@
          def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
          parsep z@ @plusp@ @minusp@
          topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus4p@
          itemsepz@}%
          belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
          }
          %
          letfootnotesize=small
          %
          renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizelarge{14}{16}}
          newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{16}{18}}
          renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE{18}{20}}
          %


          which should be changed to



          % fonts, sizes, and the like
          % change to 12pt (GM: several lines)----start
          renewcommandnormalsize{%
          @setfontsizenormalsize@xiipt{14.5}%
          abovedisplayskip 12p@ @plus3p@ @minus7p@
          abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
          belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
          belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
          let@listi@listI}
          normalsize
          renewcommandsmall{%
          @setfontsizesmall@xipt{13.6}%
          abovedisplayskip 11p@ @plus3p@ @minus6p@
          abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
          belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
          def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
          topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
          parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
          itemsep parsep}%
          belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
          }
          renewcommandfootnotesize{%
          @setfontsizefootnotesize@xpt@xiipt
          abovedisplayskip 10p@ @plus2p@ @minus5p@
          abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
          belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ @plus3p@ @minus3p@
          def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
          topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus2p@
          parsep 3p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
          itemsep parsep}%
          belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
          }
          renewcommandscriptsize{@setfontsizescriptsize@viiipt{9.5}}
          renewcommandtiny{@setfontsizetiny@vipt@viipt}
          renewcommandlarge{@setfontsizelarge@xivpt{18}}
          renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizeLarge@xviipt{22}}
          renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE@xxpt{25}}
          renewcommandhuge{@setfontsizehuge@xxvpt{30}}
          letHuge=huge
          newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{18}{23.5}}
          %


          This new file must be saved in the local TDS directory, or somewhere else safe where TeX can find it.



          The complete file mysvmono.cls with the modifications mentioned was too long to put it here directly.






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          • Gonzalo, do you know if there are some updates in this procedure? I mean, some easier way to change font size therein?

            – Sigur
            Jan 21 at 18:14



















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          Are you sure you want that? Publisher's classes are designed to give a specific look and are not really designed for general options like choosing fonts. In particular in this case while it is possible to force the underlying article class to load 12pt fonts, all the headings and spacing specified in svmono are at fixed point sizes and do not adapt to 12pt.



          Having said that you can do



          documentclass[my12pt]{svmono}

          begin{document}

          ashowoutput
          end{document}


          if you make a file svmy12pt.clo that looks like



          def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}


          then the above document shows



          ...hbox(5.16667+0.0)x336.0, glue set 315.12506fil
          ....hbox(0.0+0.0)x15.0
          ....OT1/cmr/m/n/12 a
          ....penalty 10000
          ....glue(parfillskip) 0.0 plus 1.0fil
          ....glue(rightskip) 0.0


          confirming 12pt is being used.






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            This is what I've done.



            %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
            mag1200
            %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
            documentclass{svmono}


            Simply magnifies the pdf output so it appears 12pt without having to change the .cls file at all.






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            svmono.cls has some hard-coded design choices; one of them is the use of 10pt settings. One way to acces 12pt settings is to make a copy of svmono.cls, rename it as mysvmono.cls, for example, and make the necessary changes in the copy.



            To use the 12pt settings one can carefully use the definitions used in another class, for example article (which svmono is built upon); the necessary definitions are in the file size12.clo (under .../text/latex/base).



            The lines that will need a change are



            % no size changing allowed
            DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            which should be replaced with



            % no size changing allowed
            %DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            %DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            And the section under % fonts, sizes, and the like:



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ % @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ % @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ %@plus3p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall{8.5}{10}%
            abovedisplayskip 8.5p@ % @plus3p@ @minus4p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ %@plus2p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 4p@ %@plus2p@ @minus2p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            parsep z@ @plusp@ @minusp@
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus4p@
            itemsepz@}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            %
            letfootnotesize=small
            %
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizelarge{14}{16}}
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{16}{18}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE{18}{20}}
            %


            which should be changed to



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            % change to 12pt (GM: several lines)----start
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xiipt{14.5}%
            abovedisplayskip 12p@ @plus3p@ @minus7p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall@xipt{13.6}%
            abovedisplayskip 11p@ @plus3p@ @minus6p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
            parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandfootnotesize{%
            @setfontsizefootnotesize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ @plus3p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus2p@
            parsep 3p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandscriptsize{@setfontsizescriptsize@viiipt{9.5}}
            renewcommandtiny{@setfontsizetiny@vipt@viipt}
            renewcommandlarge{@setfontsizelarge@xivpt{18}}
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizeLarge@xviipt{22}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE@xxpt{25}}
            renewcommandhuge{@setfontsizehuge@xxvpt{30}}
            letHuge=huge
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{18}{23.5}}
            %


            This new file must be saved in the local TDS directory, or somewhere else safe where TeX can find it.



            The complete file mysvmono.cls with the modifications mentioned was too long to put it here directly.






            share|improve this answer


























            • Gonzalo, do you know if there are some updates in this procedure? I mean, some easier way to change font size therein?

              – Sigur
              Jan 21 at 18:14
















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            svmono.cls has some hard-coded design choices; one of them is the use of 10pt settings. One way to acces 12pt settings is to make a copy of svmono.cls, rename it as mysvmono.cls, for example, and make the necessary changes in the copy.



            To use the 12pt settings one can carefully use the definitions used in another class, for example article (which svmono is built upon); the necessary definitions are in the file size12.clo (under .../text/latex/base).



            The lines that will need a change are



            % no size changing allowed
            DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            which should be replaced with



            % no size changing allowed
            %DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            %DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            And the section under % fonts, sizes, and the like:



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ % @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ % @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ %@plus3p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall{8.5}{10}%
            abovedisplayskip 8.5p@ % @plus3p@ @minus4p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ %@plus2p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 4p@ %@plus2p@ @minus2p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            parsep z@ @plusp@ @minusp@
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus4p@
            itemsepz@}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            %
            letfootnotesize=small
            %
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizelarge{14}{16}}
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{16}{18}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE{18}{20}}
            %


            which should be changed to



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            % change to 12pt (GM: several lines)----start
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xiipt{14.5}%
            abovedisplayskip 12p@ @plus3p@ @minus7p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall@xipt{13.6}%
            abovedisplayskip 11p@ @plus3p@ @minus6p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
            parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandfootnotesize{%
            @setfontsizefootnotesize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ @plus3p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus2p@
            parsep 3p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandscriptsize{@setfontsizescriptsize@viiipt{9.5}}
            renewcommandtiny{@setfontsizetiny@vipt@viipt}
            renewcommandlarge{@setfontsizelarge@xivpt{18}}
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizeLarge@xviipt{22}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE@xxpt{25}}
            renewcommandhuge{@setfontsizehuge@xxvpt{30}}
            letHuge=huge
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{18}{23.5}}
            %


            This new file must be saved in the local TDS directory, or somewhere else safe where TeX can find it.



            The complete file mysvmono.cls with the modifications mentioned was too long to put it here directly.






            share|improve this answer


























            • Gonzalo, do you know if there are some updates in this procedure? I mean, some easier way to change font size therein?

              – Sigur
              Jan 21 at 18:14














            7












            7








            7







            svmono.cls has some hard-coded design choices; one of them is the use of 10pt settings. One way to acces 12pt settings is to make a copy of svmono.cls, rename it as mysvmono.cls, for example, and make the necessary changes in the copy.



            To use the 12pt settings one can carefully use the definitions used in another class, for example article (which svmono is built upon); the necessary definitions are in the file size12.clo (under .../text/latex/base).



            The lines that will need a change are



            % no size changing allowed
            DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            which should be replaced with



            % no size changing allowed
            %DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            %DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            And the section under % fonts, sizes, and the like:



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ % @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ % @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ %@plus3p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall{8.5}{10}%
            abovedisplayskip 8.5p@ % @plus3p@ @minus4p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ %@plus2p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 4p@ %@plus2p@ @minus2p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            parsep z@ @plusp@ @minusp@
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus4p@
            itemsepz@}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            %
            letfootnotesize=small
            %
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizelarge{14}{16}}
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{16}{18}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE{18}{20}}
            %


            which should be changed to



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            % change to 12pt (GM: several lines)----start
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xiipt{14.5}%
            abovedisplayskip 12p@ @plus3p@ @minus7p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall@xipt{13.6}%
            abovedisplayskip 11p@ @plus3p@ @minus6p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
            parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandfootnotesize{%
            @setfontsizefootnotesize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ @plus3p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus2p@
            parsep 3p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandscriptsize{@setfontsizescriptsize@viiipt{9.5}}
            renewcommandtiny{@setfontsizetiny@vipt@viipt}
            renewcommandlarge{@setfontsizelarge@xivpt{18}}
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizeLarge@xviipt{22}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE@xxpt{25}}
            renewcommandhuge{@setfontsizehuge@xxvpt{30}}
            letHuge=huge
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{18}{23.5}}
            %


            This new file must be saved in the local TDS directory, or somewhere else safe where TeX can find it.



            The complete file mysvmono.cls with the modifications mentioned was too long to put it here directly.






            share|improve this answer















            svmono.cls has some hard-coded design choices; one of them is the use of 10pt settings. One way to acces 12pt settings is to make a copy of svmono.cls, rename it as mysvmono.cls, for example, and make the necessary changes in the copy.



            To use the 12pt settings one can carefully use the definitions used in another class, for example article (which svmono is built upon); the necessary definitions are in the file size12.clo (under .../text/latex/base).



            The lines that will need a change are



            % no size changing allowed
            DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{10pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            which should be replaced with



            % no size changing allowed
            %DeclareOption{11pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            %DeclareOption{12pt}{OptionNotUsed}
            % options for the article class
            def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}
            % fleqn
            DeclareOption{fleqn}{def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside,fleqn}%


            And the section under % fonts, sizes, and the like:



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ % @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ % @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ %@plus3p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall{8.5}{10}%
            abovedisplayskip 8.5p@ % @plus3p@ @minus4p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ %@plus2p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 4p@ %@plus2p@ @minus2p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            parsep z@ @plusp@ @minusp@
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus4p@
            itemsepz@}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            %
            letfootnotesize=small
            %
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizelarge{14}{16}}
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{16}{18}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE{18}{20}}
            %


            which should be changed to



            % fonts, sizes, and the like
            % change to 12pt (GM: several lines)----start
            renewcommandnormalsize{%
            @setfontsizenormalsize@xiipt{14.5}%
            abovedisplayskip 12p@ @plus3p@ @minus7p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            let@listi@listI}
            normalsize
            renewcommandsmall{%
            @setfontsizesmall@xipt{13.6}%
            abovedisplayskip 11p@ @plus3p@ @minus6p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6.5p@ @plus3.5p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
            parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandfootnotesize{%
            @setfontsizefootnotesize@xpt@xiipt
            abovedisplayskip 10p@ @plus2p@ @minus5p@
            abovedisplayshortskip z@ @plus3p@
            belowdisplayshortskip 6p@ @plus3p@ @minus3p@
            def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
            topsep 6p@ @plus2p@ @minus2p@
            parsep 3p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
            itemsep parsep}%
            belowdisplayskip abovedisplayskip
            }
            renewcommandscriptsize{@setfontsizescriptsize@viiipt{9.5}}
            renewcommandtiny{@setfontsizetiny@vipt@viipt}
            renewcommandlarge{@setfontsizelarge@xivpt{18}}
            renewcommandLarge{@setfontsizeLarge@xviipt{22}}
            renewcommandLARGE{@setfontsizeLARGE@xxpt{25}}
            renewcommandhuge{@setfontsizehuge@xxvpt{30}}
            letHuge=huge
            newcommandLArge{@setfontsizeLarge{18}{23.5}}
            %


            This new file must be saved in the local TDS directory, or somewhere else safe where TeX can find it.



            The complete file mysvmono.cls with the modifications mentioned was too long to put it here directly.







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            • Gonzalo, do you know if there are some updates in this procedure? I mean, some easier way to change font size therein?

              – Sigur
              Jan 21 at 18:14



















            • Gonzalo, do you know if there are some updates in this procedure? I mean, some easier way to change font size therein?

              – Sigur
              Jan 21 at 18:14

















            Gonzalo, do you know if there are some updates in this procedure? I mean, some easier way to change font size therein?

            – Sigur
            Jan 21 at 18:14





            Gonzalo, do you know if there are some updates in this procedure? I mean, some easier way to change font size therein?

            – Sigur
            Jan 21 at 18:14











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            Are you sure you want that? Publisher's classes are designed to give a specific look and are not really designed for general options like choosing fonts. In particular in this case while it is possible to force the underlying article class to load 12pt fonts, all the headings and spacing specified in svmono are at fixed point sizes and do not adapt to 12pt.



            Having said that you can do



            documentclass[my12pt]{svmono}

            begin{document}

            ashowoutput
            end{document}


            if you make a file svmy12pt.clo that looks like



            def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}


            then the above document shows



            ...hbox(5.16667+0.0)x336.0, glue set 315.12506fil
            ....hbox(0.0+0.0)x15.0
            ....OT1/cmr/m/n/12 a
            ....penalty 10000
            ....glue(parfillskip) 0.0 plus 1.0fil
            ....glue(rightskip) 0.0


            confirming 12pt is being used.






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              Are you sure you want that? Publisher's classes are designed to give a specific look and are not really designed for general options like choosing fonts. In particular in this case while it is possible to force the underlying article class to load 12pt fonts, all the headings and spacing specified in svmono are at fixed point sizes and do not adapt to 12pt.



              Having said that you can do



              documentclass[my12pt]{svmono}

              begin{document}

              ashowoutput
              end{document}


              if you make a file svmy12pt.clo that looks like



              def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}


              then the above document shows



              ...hbox(5.16667+0.0)x336.0, glue set 315.12506fil
              ....hbox(0.0+0.0)x15.0
              ....OT1/cmr/m/n/12 a
              ....penalty 10000
              ....glue(parfillskip) 0.0 plus 1.0fil
              ....glue(rightskip) 0.0


              confirming 12pt is being used.






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                6







                Are you sure you want that? Publisher's classes are designed to give a specific look and are not really designed for general options like choosing fonts. In particular in this case while it is possible to force the underlying article class to load 12pt fonts, all the headings and spacing specified in svmono are at fixed point sizes and do not adapt to 12pt.



                Having said that you can do



                documentclass[my12pt]{svmono}

                begin{document}

                ashowoutput
                end{document}


                if you make a file svmy12pt.clo that looks like



                def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}


                then the above document shows



                ...hbox(5.16667+0.0)x336.0, glue set 315.12506fil
                ....hbox(0.0+0.0)x15.0
                ....OT1/cmr/m/n/12 a
                ....penalty 10000
                ....glue(parfillskip) 0.0 plus 1.0fil
                ....glue(rightskip) 0.0


                confirming 12pt is being used.






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                Are you sure you want that? Publisher's classes are designed to give a specific look and are not really designed for general options like choosing fonts. In particular in this case while it is possible to force the underlying article class to load 12pt fonts, all the headings and spacing specified in svmono are at fixed point sizes and do not adapt to 12pt.



                Having said that you can do



                documentclass[my12pt]{svmono}

                begin{document}

                ashowoutput
                end{document}


                if you make a file svmy12pt.clo that looks like



                def@rticle@options{12pt,twoside}


                then the above document shows



                ...hbox(5.16667+0.0)x336.0, glue set 315.12506fil
                ....hbox(0.0+0.0)x15.0
                ....OT1/cmr/m/n/12 a
                ....penalty 10000
                ....glue(parfillskip) 0.0 plus 1.0fil
                ....glue(rightskip) 0.0


                confirming 12pt is being used.







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                    This is what I've done.



                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    mag1200
                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    documentclass{svmono}


                    Simply magnifies the pdf output so it appears 12pt without having to change the .cls file at all.






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                    This is what I've done.



                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    mag1200
                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    documentclass{svmono}


                    Simply magnifies the pdf output so it appears 12pt without having to change the .cls file at all.






                    share|improve this answer










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                    Rachel Cohen is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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                    • previous post did not keep line returns. mag1200 should be on a line by itself. R

                      – Rachel Cohen
                      yesterday
















                    0












                    0








                    0







                    This is what I've done.



                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    mag1200
                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    documentclass{svmono}


                    Simply magnifies the pdf output so it appears 12pt without having to change the .cls file at all.






                    share|improve this answer










                    New contributor




                    Rachel Cohen is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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                    This is what I've done.



                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    mag1200
                    %%overrides svmono font settings and makes font appear larger
                    documentclass{svmono}


                    Simply magnifies the pdf output so it appears 12pt without having to change the .cls file at all.







                    share|improve this answer










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                    Rachel Cohen is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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                    • previous post did not keep line returns. mag1200 should be on a line by itself. R

                      – Rachel Cohen
                      yesterday





















                    • previous post did not keep line returns. mag1200 should be on a line by itself. R

                      – Rachel Cohen
                      yesterday



















                    previous post did not keep line returns. mag1200 should be on a line by itself. R

                    – Rachel Cohen
                    yesterday







                    previous post did not keep line returns. mag1200 should be on a line by itself. R

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                    yesterday




















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