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Section styling similar to the elsarticle class

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Since I have become quite used to the style of Elsevier articles, I would like to adopt a similar style also for notes that are not intended for submission. In particular, I attempted to mimic the font selection as well as the paragraph and section styling. I did, however, find it difficult to extract the relevant declarations from the elsarticle.cls. Therefore I was hoping for a more trained eye to read them out, or point me to a similar template. Here's a direct link to the class file.

fonts sectioning sections-paragraphs elsarticle

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  Welcome to TeX.SX! Look for @startsection in the class file. You'll find the relevant styling for each sectioning command. @startsection is a LaTeX internal, so you can just copy that definition to your document and it'll work.
  
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  Thanks, that looks very promising! Do you know where to look for the fonts?
  
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  You have to ping @PhelypeOleinik like I just did to get a prompt about your message. Welcome from me too. Also: usually in latex the font is chosen by using a package... If this is commented inside the documentclass code, you can check the output pdf from its properties and then just search "latex <font name>" to find the appropriate package except if you are willing to use XeLaTeX (where the method of using a specific font is easier if this is available on your operating system)
  
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  @q49168 elsarticle uses Computer Modern by default, unless you pass the times option, in which case it uses a close of Times New Roman. Computer Modern is the default in LaTeX, so you don't need to do anything. If you use the times option then usepackage{newtxtext} and usepackage{newtxmath} (elsarticle actually uses another package, which is a deprecated version of the ones I mentioned).
  
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  @koleygr Just so that you know, your last comment didn't send a notification. Don't ask me ¯_(ツ)_/¯
  
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Since I have become quite used to the style of Elsevier articles, I would like to adopt a similar style also for notes that are not intended for submission. In particular, I attempted to mimic the font selection as well as the paragraph and section styling. I did, however, find it difficult to extract the relevant declarations from the elsarticle.cls. Therefore I was hoping for a more trained eye to read them out, or point me to a similar template. Here's a direct link to the class file.

fonts sectioning sections-paragraphs elsarticle

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  Welcome to TeX.SX! Look for @startsection in the class file. You'll find the relevant styling for each sectioning command. @startsection is a LaTeX internal, so you can just copy that definition to your document and it'll work.
  
  – Phelype Oleinik
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Thanks, that looks very promising! Do you know where to look for the fonts?
  
  – q49168
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  You have to ping @PhelypeOleinik like I just did to get a prompt about your message. Welcome from me too. Also: usually in latex the font is chosen by using a package... If this is commented inside the documentclass code, you can check the output pdf from its properties and then just search "latex <font name>" to find the appropriate package except if you are willing to use XeLaTeX (where the method of using a specific font is easier if this is available on your operating system)
  
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  @q49168 elsarticle uses Computer Modern by default, unless you pass the times option, in which case it uses a close of Times New Roman. Computer Modern is the default in LaTeX, so you don't need to do anything. If you use the times option then usepackage{newtxtext} and usepackage{newtxmath} (elsarticle actually uses another package, which is a deprecated version of the ones I mentioned).
  
  – Phelype Oleinik
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  @koleygr Just so that you know, your last comment didn't send a notification. Don't ask me ¯_(ツ)_/¯
  
  – Phelype Oleinik
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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Since I have become quite used to the style of Elsevier articles, I would like to adopt a similar style also for notes that are not intended for submission. In particular, I attempted to mimic the font selection as well as the paragraph and section styling. I did, however, find it difficult to extract the relevant declarations from the elsarticle.cls. Therefore I was hoping for a more trained eye to read them out, or point me to a similar template. Here's a direct link to the class file.

fonts sectioning sections-paragraphs elsarticle

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Alright, so thanks to Phelype Oleinik the snippet below styles sections the way that the elsarticle class does.

makeatletter

renewcommandsection{@startsection {section}{1}{z@}%

           {18p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {9p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalsizebfseriesboldmath}}

renewcommandsubsection{@startsection{subsection}{2}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {3p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

renewcommandsubsubsection{@startsection{subsubsection}{3}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

makeatother

Headings of environments from the amsthm package are changed to small caps. For example:

newtheorem{theorem}{normalfontscshape Theorem}

Also, as kolegyr mentioned, Elsevier simply uses the default font (Computer Modern) unless one passes the times option, in which case the font resembles Times New Roman.

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  (+1) for the answer but I didn't mentioned anything about Elsevier fonts, @Phelipe did... I just told about a general approach of finding a font of any template...
  
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Alright, so thanks to Phelype Oleinik the snippet below styles sections the way that the elsarticle class does.

makeatletter

renewcommandsection{@startsection {section}{1}{z@}%

           {18p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {9p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalsizebfseriesboldmath}}

renewcommandsubsection{@startsection{subsection}{2}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {3p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

renewcommandsubsubsection{@startsection{subsubsection}{3}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

makeatother

Headings of environments from the amsthm package are changed to small caps. For example:

newtheorem{theorem}{normalfontscshape Theorem}

Also, as kolegyr mentioned, Elsevier simply uses the default font (Computer Modern) unless one passes the times option, in which case the font resembles Times New Roman.

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  (+1) for the answer but I didn't mentioned anything about Elsevier fonts, @Phelipe did... I just told about a general approach of finding a font of any template...
  
  – koleygr
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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Alright, so thanks to Phelype Oleinik the snippet below styles sections the way that the elsarticle class does.

makeatletter

renewcommandsection{@startsection {section}{1}{z@}%

           {18p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {9p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalsizebfseriesboldmath}}

renewcommandsubsection{@startsection{subsection}{2}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {3p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

renewcommandsubsubsection{@startsection{subsubsection}{3}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

makeatother

Headings of environments from the amsthm package are changed to small caps. For example:

newtheorem{theorem}{normalfontscshape Theorem}

Also, as kolegyr mentioned, Elsevier simply uses the default font (Computer Modern) unless one passes the times option, in which case the font resembles Times New Roman.

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  (+1) for the answer but I didn't mentioned anything about Elsevier fonts, @Phelipe did... I just told about a general approach of finding a font of any template...
  
  – koleygr
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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Alright, so thanks to Phelype Oleinik the snippet below styles sections the way that the elsarticle class does.

makeatletter

renewcommandsection{@startsection {section}{1}{z@}%

           {18p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {9p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalsizebfseriesboldmath}}

renewcommandsubsection{@startsection{subsection}{2}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {3p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

renewcommandsubsubsection{@startsection{subsubsection}{3}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

makeatother

Headings of environments from the amsthm package are changed to small caps. For example:

newtheorem{theorem}{normalfontscshape Theorem}

Also, as kolegyr mentioned, Elsevier simply uses the default font (Computer Modern) unless one passes the times option, in which case the font resembles Times New Roman.

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makeatletter

renewcommandsection{@startsection {section}{1}{z@}%

           {18p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {9p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalsizebfseriesboldmath}}

renewcommandsubsection{@startsection{subsection}{2}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {3p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

renewcommandsubsubsection{@startsection{subsubsection}{3}{z@}%

           {12p@ @plus 6p@ @minus 3p@}%

           {p@}%

           {normalfontnormalsizeitshape}}

makeatother

newtheorem{theorem}{normalfontscshape Theorem}

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