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Why I cant see italic font at the header?


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I try to put italic text at the header - at the body of the document it's works fine, but at the header I can't see the italic font.

Here is MWE:



    % Preview source code

%% LyX 2.3.2-2 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/.
%% Do not edit unless you really know what you are doing.
documentclass[a4paper,english,hebrew,numbers=noenddot]{scrartcl}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
setlength{parindent}{0bp}

makeatletter

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% LyX specific LaTeX commands.
pdfpageheightpaperheight
pdfpagewidthpaperwidth


%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% User specified LaTeX commands.
newfontfamilyhebrewfont[Script=Hebrew]{David CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt[Script=Hebrew]{Miriam Mono CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf[Script=Hebrew]{Simple CLM}
AtBeginDocument{
renewcommandfootnoterule{%
kern -3pt
hbox to textwidth{hfillvrule height 0.4pt width .4textwidth}
kern 2.6pt
}}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{labelenumiarabic{enumii}.}
lhead{aaemph{aa}}

makeatother

usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
setotherlanguage{english}
begin{document}
begin{english}[variant=american]%
aaemph{aa}
end{english}%

end{document}


The output is:
enter image description here



Do you know how can I fix it?



Thank you!










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  • 5





    The header and text fonts are different. The text font appears to be Computer Modern; I'm not sure about the font in the header, but since it's different, it may also go by different rules for handling emph.

    – barbara beeton
    yesterday
















4















I try to put italic text at the header - at the body of the document it's works fine, but at the header I can't see the italic font.

Here is MWE:



    % Preview source code

%% LyX 2.3.2-2 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/.
%% Do not edit unless you really know what you are doing.
documentclass[a4paper,english,hebrew,numbers=noenddot]{scrartcl}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
setlength{parindent}{0bp}

makeatletter

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% LyX specific LaTeX commands.
pdfpageheightpaperheight
pdfpagewidthpaperwidth


%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% User specified LaTeX commands.
newfontfamilyhebrewfont[Script=Hebrew]{David CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt[Script=Hebrew]{Miriam Mono CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf[Script=Hebrew]{Simple CLM}
AtBeginDocument{
renewcommandfootnoterule{%
kern -3pt
hbox to textwidth{hfillvrule height 0.4pt width .4textwidth}
kern 2.6pt
}}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{labelenumiarabic{enumii}.}
lhead{aaemph{aa}}

makeatother

usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
setotherlanguage{english}
begin{document}
begin{english}[variant=american]%
aaemph{aa}
end{english}%

end{document}


The output is:
enter image description here



Do you know how can I fix it?



Thank you!










share|improve this question




















  • 5





    The header and text fonts are different. The text font appears to be Computer Modern; I'm not sure about the font in the header, but since it's different, it may also go by different rules for handling emph.

    – barbara beeton
    yesterday














4












4








4








I try to put italic text at the header - at the body of the document it's works fine, but at the header I can't see the italic font.

Here is MWE:



    % Preview source code

%% LyX 2.3.2-2 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/.
%% Do not edit unless you really know what you are doing.
documentclass[a4paper,english,hebrew,numbers=noenddot]{scrartcl}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
setlength{parindent}{0bp}

makeatletter

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% LyX specific LaTeX commands.
pdfpageheightpaperheight
pdfpagewidthpaperwidth


%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% User specified LaTeX commands.
newfontfamilyhebrewfont[Script=Hebrew]{David CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt[Script=Hebrew]{Miriam Mono CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf[Script=Hebrew]{Simple CLM}
AtBeginDocument{
renewcommandfootnoterule{%
kern -3pt
hbox to textwidth{hfillvrule height 0.4pt width .4textwidth}
kern 2.6pt
}}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{labelenumiarabic{enumii}.}
lhead{aaemph{aa}}

makeatother

usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
setotherlanguage{english}
begin{document}
begin{english}[variant=american]%
aaemph{aa}
end{english}%

end{document}


The output is:
enter image description here



Do you know how can I fix it?



Thank you!










share|improve this question
















I try to put italic text at the header - at the body of the document it's works fine, but at the header I can't see the italic font.

Here is MWE:



    % Preview source code

%% LyX 2.3.2-2 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/.
%% Do not edit unless you really know what you are doing.
documentclass[a4paper,english,hebrew,numbers=noenddot]{scrartcl}
usepackage{fontspec}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
setlength{parindent}{0bp}

makeatletter

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% LyX specific LaTeX commands.
pdfpageheightpaperheight
pdfpagewidthpaperwidth


%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% User specified LaTeX commands.
newfontfamilyhebrewfont[Script=Hebrew]{David CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt[Script=Hebrew]{Miriam Mono CLM}
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf[Script=Hebrew]{Simple CLM}
AtBeginDocument{
renewcommandfootnoterule{%
kern -3pt
hbox to textwidth{hfillvrule height 0.4pt width .4textwidth}
kern 2.6pt
}}
renewcommand{labelenumii}{labelenumiarabic{enumii}.}
lhead{aaemph{aa}}

makeatother

usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
setotherlanguage{english}
begin{document}
begin{english}[variant=american]%
aaemph{aa}
end{english}%

end{document}


The output is:
enter image description here



Do you know how can I fix it?



Thank you!







header-footer lyx hebrew






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  • 5





    The header and text fonts are different. The text font appears to be Computer Modern; I'm not sure about the font in the header, but since it's different, it may also go by different rules for handling emph.

    – barbara beeton
    yesterday














  • 5





    The header and text fonts are different. The text font appears to be Computer Modern; I'm not sure about the font in the header, but since it's different, it may also go by different rules for handling emph.

    – barbara beeton
    yesterday








5




5





The header and text fonts are different. The text font appears to be Computer Modern; I'm not sure about the font in the header, but since it's different, it may also go by different rules for handling emph.

– barbara beeton
yesterday





The header and text fonts are different. The text font appears to be Computer Modern; I'm not sure about the font in the header, but since it's different, it may also go by different rules for handling emph.

– barbara beeton
yesterday










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For some reason, David CLM does not seem to contain Latin glyphs with an Italic shape. As an additional oddity Miriam Mono CLM slants in the opposite way to the other two fonts.



In your question, you have set the default language to Hebrew and the default font to David CLM. So this is what you get in your header. If you want English in your header and the default English font of Latin Modern Roman, you could use: lhead{textenglish{aaemph{aa}}}, but then you won't get Hebrew if you want it of course.



Also, note that scrartcl gives a warning not to use fancyhdr with this class. KOMA-Script has its own way of customising headers and footers.



Have a look at this test to see what is going on:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
newfontfamilyhebrewfont{David CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt{Miriam Mono CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf{Simple CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
begin{document}
LR{David CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
sffamily
LR{Simple CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
ttfamily
LR{Miriam Mono CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}
end{document}


output






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  • It's working, thank you!! But I don't understand why at the text I get it italic and at the header not, because it should be the same font, right? what the textenglish doing?

    – heblyx
    22 hours ago













  • @heblyx It's different because the language and therefore font is different. You have begin{english} and end{english} around the text that works in your main document. This changes the font away from David CLM. You don't have this in your header. textenglish{} does the same as begin...end{english} but for short text within a paragraph. Is your document mainly in English or Hebrew?

    – David Purton
    18 hours ago



















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Try this:



lhead{textit{aaemph{aa}}}



textit is to command to put text in italic.






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  • why would you make a text italic which is already emphasised? May be could you add a complete solution if possible?

    – Raaja
    yesterday













  • Emphasis depends of how the text is. It will now be in bold.

    – Vinccool96
    yesterday











  • I am not sure about that. Please check tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1980/emph-or-textit

    – Raaja
    yesterday






  • 3





    Did you actually check this? I do not think it works.

    – David Purton
    yesterday






  • 1





    Not working.... :(

    – heblyx
    23 hours ago



















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I've compiled using your source code. The solution is:
you can change the family font using in header.



a) try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


the textrm is to set serif (roman).



b) you can use textsf to set sans serif family, try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


c) you can use texttt to set typewriter (monospace) family, try this line:



lhead{texttt{ aaemph{aa}}}





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    Are you sure textrm works? It does not work for me and I wouldn't expect different output since this is the default font family in use. The other two do work, but this changes the font which the OP might not want.

    – David Purton
    yesterday











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For some reason, David CLM does not seem to contain Latin glyphs with an Italic shape. As an additional oddity Miriam Mono CLM slants in the opposite way to the other two fonts.



In your question, you have set the default language to Hebrew and the default font to David CLM. So this is what you get in your header. If you want English in your header and the default English font of Latin Modern Roman, you could use: lhead{textenglish{aaemph{aa}}}, but then you won't get Hebrew if you want it of course.



Also, note that scrartcl gives a warning not to use fancyhdr with this class. KOMA-Script has its own way of customising headers and footers.



Have a look at this test to see what is going on:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
newfontfamilyhebrewfont{David CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt{Miriam Mono CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf{Simple CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
begin{document}
LR{David CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
sffamily
LR{Simple CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
ttfamily
LR{Miriam Mono CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}
end{document}


output






share|improve this answer


























  • It's working, thank you!! But I don't understand why at the text I get it italic and at the header not, because it should be the same font, right? what the textenglish doing?

    – heblyx
    22 hours ago













  • @heblyx It's different because the language and therefore font is different. You have begin{english} and end{english} around the text that works in your main document. This changes the font away from David CLM. You don't have this in your header. textenglish{} does the same as begin...end{english} but for short text within a paragraph. Is your document mainly in English or Hebrew?

    – David Purton
    18 hours ago
















8














For some reason, David CLM does not seem to contain Latin glyphs with an Italic shape. As an additional oddity Miriam Mono CLM slants in the opposite way to the other two fonts.



In your question, you have set the default language to Hebrew and the default font to David CLM. So this is what you get in your header. If you want English in your header and the default English font of Latin Modern Roman, you could use: lhead{textenglish{aaemph{aa}}}, but then you won't get Hebrew if you want it of course.



Also, note that scrartcl gives a warning not to use fancyhdr with this class. KOMA-Script has its own way of customising headers and footers.



Have a look at this test to see what is going on:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
newfontfamilyhebrewfont{David CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt{Miriam Mono CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf{Simple CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
begin{document}
LR{David CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
sffamily
LR{Simple CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
ttfamily
LR{Miriam Mono CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}
end{document}


output






share|improve this answer


























  • It's working, thank you!! But I don't understand why at the text I get it italic and at the header not, because it should be the same font, right? what the textenglish doing?

    – heblyx
    22 hours ago













  • @heblyx It's different because the language and therefore font is different. You have begin{english} and end{english} around the text that works in your main document. This changes the font away from David CLM. You don't have this in your header. textenglish{} does the same as begin...end{english} but for short text within a paragraph. Is your document mainly in English or Hebrew?

    – David Purton
    18 hours ago














8












8








8







For some reason, David CLM does not seem to contain Latin glyphs with an Italic shape. As an additional oddity Miriam Mono CLM slants in the opposite way to the other two fonts.



In your question, you have set the default language to Hebrew and the default font to David CLM. So this is what you get in your header. If you want English in your header and the default English font of Latin Modern Roman, you could use: lhead{textenglish{aaemph{aa}}}, but then you won't get Hebrew if you want it of course.



Also, note that scrartcl gives a warning not to use fancyhdr with this class. KOMA-Script has its own way of customising headers and footers.



Have a look at this test to see what is going on:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
newfontfamilyhebrewfont{David CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt{Miriam Mono CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf{Simple CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
begin{document}
LR{David CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
sffamily
LR{Simple CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
ttfamily
LR{Miriam Mono CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}
end{document}


output






share|improve this answer















For some reason, David CLM does not seem to contain Latin glyphs with an Italic shape. As an additional oddity Miriam Mono CLM slants in the opposite way to the other two fonts.



In your question, you have set the default language to Hebrew and the default font to David CLM. So this is what you get in your header. If you want English in your header and the default English font of Latin Modern Roman, you could use: lhead{textenglish{aaemph{aa}}}, but then you won't get Hebrew if you want it of course.



Also, note that scrartcl gives a warning not to use fancyhdr with this class. KOMA-Script has its own way of customising headers and footers.



Have a look at this test to see what is going on:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{polyglossia}
setdefaultlanguage{hebrew}
newfontfamilyhebrewfont{David CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfonttt{Miriam Mono CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
newfontfamilyhebrewfontsf{Simple CLM}[Script=Hebrew]
begin{document}
LR{David CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
sffamily
LR{Simple CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}

bigskip
ttfamily
LR{Miriam Mono CLM}
medskip

עברית LR{Latin (Upright)}

{itshape עברית LR{Latin (Italic)}}

{bfseries עברית LR{Latin (Bold)}}

{bfseriesitshape עברית LR{Latin (Bold Italic)}}
end{document}


output







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  • It's working, thank you!! But I don't understand why at the text I get it italic and at the header not, because it should be the same font, right? what the textenglish doing?

    – heblyx
    22 hours ago













  • @heblyx It's different because the language and therefore font is different. You have begin{english} and end{english} around the text that works in your main document. This changes the font away from David CLM. You don't have this in your header. textenglish{} does the same as begin...end{english} but for short text within a paragraph. Is your document mainly in English or Hebrew?

    – David Purton
    18 hours ago



















  • It's working, thank you!! But I don't understand why at the text I get it italic and at the header not, because it should be the same font, right? what the textenglish doing?

    – heblyx
    22 hours ago













  • @heblyx It's different because the language and therefore font is different. You have begin{english} and end{english} around the text that works in your main document. This changes the font away from David CLM. You don't have this in your header. textenglish{} does the same as begin...end{english} but for short text within a paragraph. Is your document mainly in English or Hebrew?

    – David Purton
    18 hours ago

















It's working, thank you!! But I don't understand why at the text I get it italic and at the header not, because it should be the same font, right? what the textenglish doing?

– heblyx
22 hours ago







It's working, thank you!! But I don't understand why at the text I get it italic and at the header not, because it should be the same font, right? what the textenglish doing?

– heblyx
22 hours ago















@heblyx It's different because the language and therefore font is different. You have begin{english} and end{english} around the text that works in your main document. This changes the font away from David CLM. You don't have this in your header. textenglish{} does the same as begin...end{english} but for short text within a paragraph. Is your document mainly in English or Hebrew?

– David Purton
18 hours ago





@heblyx It's different because the language and therefore font is different. You have begin{english} and end{english} around the text that works in your main document. This changes the font away from David CLM. You don't have this in your header. textenglish{} does the same as begin...end{english} but for short text within a paragraph. Is your document mainly in English or Hebrew?

– David Purton
18 hours ago











0














Try this:



lhead{textit{aaemph{aa}}}



textit is to command to put text in italic.






share|improve this answer








New contributor




Vinccool96 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.





















  • why would you make a text italic which is already emphasised? May be could you add a complete solution if possible?

    – Raaja
    yesterday













  • Emphasis depends of how the text is. It will now be in bold.

    – Vinccool96
    yesterday











  • I am not sure about that. Please check tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1980/emph-or-textit

    – Raaja
    yesterday






  • 3





    Did you actually check this? I do not think it works.

    – David Purton
    yesterday






  • 1





    Not working.... :(

    – heblyx
    23 hours ago
















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Try this:



lhead{textit{aaemph{aa}}}



textit is to command to put text in italic.






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  • why would you make a text italic which is already emphasised? May be could you add a complete solution if possible?

    – Raaja
    yesterday













  • Emphasis depends of how the text is. It will now be in bold.

    – Vinccool96
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  • I am not sure about that. Please check tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1980/emph-or-textit

    – Raaja
    yesterday






  • 3





    Did you actually check this? I do not think it works.

    – David Purton
    yesterday






  • 1





    Not working.... :(

    – heblyx
    23 hours ago














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Try this:



lhead{textit{aaemph{aa}}}



textit is to command to put text in italic.






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Try this:



lhead{textit{aaemph{aa}}}



textit is to command to put text in italic.







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  • why would you make a text italic which is already emphasised? May be could you add a complete solution if possible?

    – Raaja
    yesterday













  • Emphasis depends of how the text is. It will now be in bold.

    – Vinccool96
    yesterday











  • I am not sure about that. Please check tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1980/emph-or-textit

    – Raaja
    yesterday






  • 3





    Did you actually check this? I do not think it works.

    – David Purton
    yesterday






  • 1





    Not working.... :(

    – heblyx
    23 hours ago



















  • why would you make a text italic which is already emphasised? May be could you add a complete solution if possible?

    – Raaja
    yesterday













  • Emphasis depends of how the text is. It will now be in bold.

    – Vinccool96
    yesterday











  • I am not sure about that. Please check tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1980/emph-or-textit

    – Raaja
    yesterday






  • 3





    Did you actually check this? I do not think it works.

    – David Purton
    yesterday






  • 1





    Not working.... :(

    – heblyx
    23 hours ago

















why would you make a text italic which is already emphasised? May be could you add a complete solution if possible?

– Raaja
yesterday







why would you make a text italic which is already emphasised? May be could you add a complete solution if possible?

– Raaja
yesterday















Emphasis depends of how the text is. It will now be in bold.

– Vinccool96
yesterday





Emphasis depends of how the text is. It will now be in bold.

– Vinccool96
yesterday













I am not sure about that. Please check tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1980/emph-or-textit

– Raaja
yesterday





I am not sure about that. Please check tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1980/emph-or-textit

– Raaja
yesterday




3




3





Did you actually check this? I do not think it works.

– David Purton
yesterday





Did you actually check this? I do not think it works.

– David Purton
yesterday




1




1





Not working.... :(

– heblyx
23 hours ago





Not working.... :(

– heblyx
23 hours ago











0














I've compiled using your source code. The solution is:
you can change the family font using in header.



a) try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


the textrm is to set serif (roman).



b) you can use textsf to set sans serif family, try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


c) you can use texttt to set typewriter (monospace) family, try this line:



lhead{texttt{ aaemph{aa}}}





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  • 1





    Are you sure textrm works? It does not work for me and I wouldn't expect different output since this is the default font family in use. The other two do work, but this changes the font which the OP might not want.

    – David Purton
    yesterday
















0














I've compiled using your source code. The solution is:
you can change the family font using in header.



a) try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


the textrm is to set serif (roman).



b) you can use textsf to set sans serif family, try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


c) you can use texttt to set typewriter (monospace) family, try this line:



lhead{texttt{ aaemph{aa}}}





share|improve this answer





















  • 1





    Are you sure textrm works? It does not work for me and I wouldn't expect different output since this is the default font family in use. The other two do work, but this changes the font which the OP might not want.

    – David Purton
    yesterday














0












0








0







I've compiled using your source code. The solution is:
you can change the family font using in header.



a) try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


the textrm is to set serif (roman).



b) you can use textsf to set sans serif family, try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


c) you can use texttt to set typewriter (monospace) family, try this line:



lhead{texttt{ aaemph{aa}}}





share|improve this answer















I've compiled using your source code. The solution is:
you can change the family font using in header.



a) try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


the textrm is to set serif (roman).



b) you can use textsf to set sans serif family, try this line:



lhead{textrm{ aaemph{aa}}}


c) you can use texttt to set typewriter (monospace) family, try this line:



lhead{texttt{ aaemph{aa}}}






share|improve this answer














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    Are you sure textrm works? It does not work for me and I wouldn't expect different output since this is the default font family in use. The other two do work, but this changes the font which the OP might not want.

    – David Purton
    yesterday














  • 1





    Are you sure textrm works? It does not work for me and I wouldn't expect different output since this is the default font family in use. The other two do work, but this changes the font which the OP might not want.

    – David Purton
    yesterday








1




1





Are you sure textrm works? It does not work for me and I wouldn't expect different output since this is the default font family in use. The other two do work, but this changes the font which the OP might not want.

– David Purton
yesterday





Are you sure textrm works? It does not work for me and I wouldn't expect different output since this is the default font family in use. The other two do work, but this changes the font which the OP might not want.

– David Purton
yesterday


















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