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Theorem titles in outer margins (even / odd pages)
formulas in bold theorem titles in ntheorem package
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I would like theorem / definition / etc. labels to appear in the outer page margin (taking even and odd pages into account). First, I tried to use the thmtools package (code and image below). However, I only managed to place the label always in the left margin. In particular, I've got no idea how to combine thmtools with ifoddpage.
Next, I tried ntheorem (code and image below). With ntheorem, the label placement worked as it should, but I was unable to change the font style of the title of the theorem ("Some Important Theorem" in the images below) and place it on a line of its own. In addition, I couldn't get rid of the indentation. Finally, it also broke my autoref references.
To summarize: What I'm looking for is a theorem environment which allows
- labels in outer page margins (odd / even pages)
- full styling control for labels, title and body
autorefcompatibility (in particular, I would like to use a single counter for different theorem environments such as Theorem, Definition, etc.)
I'm about to give up, so I really hope someone can help me with this.
Code for thmtools:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
makebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
}
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
Code for ntheorem:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
usepackage{ntheorem}
makeatletter%
newtheoremstyle{nonumoutermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
newtheoremstyle{outermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont{hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
makeatother
theoremindent=0pt
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseriescolor{red}}
theoremstyle{outermargin}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}[section]
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
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I would like theorem / definition / etc. labels to appear in the outer page margin (taking even and odd pages into account). First, I tried to use the thmtools package (code and image below). However, I only managed to place the label always in the left margin. In particular, I've got no idea how to combine thmtools with ifoddpage.
Next, I tried ntheorem (code and image below). With ntheorem, the label placement worked as it should, but I was unable to change the font style of the title of the theorem ("Some Important Theorem" in the images below) and place it on a line of its own. In addition, I couldn't get rid of the indentation. Finally, it also broke my autoref references.
To summarize: What I'm looking for is a theorem environment which allows
- labels in outer page margins (odd / even pages)
- full styling control for labels, title and body
autorefcompatibility (in particular, I would like to use a single counter for different theorem environments such as Theorem, Definition, etc.)
I'm about to give up, so I really hope someone can help me with this.
Code for thmtools:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
makebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
}
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
Code for ntheorem:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
usepackage{ntheorem}
makeatletter%
newtheoremstyle{nonumoutermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
newtheoremstyle{outermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont{hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
makeatother
theoremindent=0pt
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseriescolor{red}}
theoremstyle{outermargin}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}[section]
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
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I would like theorem / definition / etc. labels to appear in the outer page margin (taking even and odd pages into account). First, I tried to use the thmtools package (code and image below). However, I only managed to place the label always in the left margin. In particular, I've got no idea how to combine thmtools with ifoddpage.
Next, I tried ntheorem (code and image below). With ntheorem, the label placement worked as it should, but I was unable to change the font style of the title of the theorem ("Some Important Theorem" in the images below) and place it on a line of its own. In addition, I couldn't get rid of the indentation. Finally, it also broke my autoref references.
To summarize: What I'm looking for is a theorem environment which allows
- labels in outer page margins (odd / even pages)
- full styling control for labels, title and body
autorefcompatibility (in particular, I would like to use a single counter for different theorem environments such as Theorem, Definition, etc.)
I'm about to give up, so I really hope someone can help me with this.
Code for thmtools:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
makebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
}
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
Code for ntheorem:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
usepackage{ntheorem}
makeatletter%
newtheoremstyle{nonumoutermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
newtheoremstyle{outermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont{hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
makeatother
theoremindent=0pt
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseriescolor{red}}
theoremstyle{outermargin}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}[section]
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
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I would like theorem / definition / etc. labels to appear in the outer page margin (taking even and odd pages into account). First, I tried to use the thmtools package (code and image below). However, I only managed to place the label always in the left margin. In particular, I've got no idea how to combine thmtools with ifoddpage.
Next, I tried ntheorem (code and image below). With ntheorem, the label placement worked as it should, but I was unable to change the font style of the title of the theorem ("Some Important Theorem" in the images below) and place it on a line of its own. In addition, I couldn't get rid of the indentation. Finally, it also broke my autoref references.
To summarize: What I'm looking for is a theorem environment which allows
- labels in outer page margins (odd / even pages)
- full styling control for labels, title and body
autorefcompatibility (in particular, I would like to use a single counter for different theorem environments such as Theorem, Definition, etc.)
I'm about to give up, so I really hope someone can help me with this.
Code for thmtools:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
makebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
}
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
Code for ntheorem:
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
usepackage{ntheorem}
makeatletter%
newtheoremstyle{nonumoutermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
newtheoremstyle{outermargin}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont {hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi]}%
{item[checkoddpageifoddpageoronesiderlap{hskiplinewidththeorem@headerfont{hskip18pt##1hskiplabelsep##2}}%
elsellap{theorem@headerfont{##1hskiplabelsep##2}hskip6pt}fi##3]}
makeatother
theoremindent=0pt
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseriescolor{red}}
theoremstyle{outermargin}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}[section]
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
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I continued looking for an answer and the following worked for me (I thought I had tried that before and it didn't compile...):
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
checkoddpageifoddpagerlap{hskiptextwidthcolor{red} NAME NUMBER}hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
elsemakebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}fi%
},
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
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I continued looking for an answer and the following worked for me (I thought I had tried that before and it didn't compile...):
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
checkoddpageifoddpagerlap{hskiptextwidthcolor{red} NAME NUMBER}hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
elsemakebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}fi%
},
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
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I continued looking for an answer and the following worked for me (I thought I had tried that before and it didn't compile...):
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
checkoddpageifoddpagerlap{hskiptextwidthcolor{red} NAME NUMBER}hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
elsemakebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}fi%
},
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
answered 16 hours ago
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I continued looking for an answer and the following worked for me (I thought I had tried that before and it didn't compile...):
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
checkoddpageifoddpagerlap{hskiptextwidthcolor{red} NAME NUMBER}hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
elsemakebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}fi%
},
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
answered 16 hours ago
M_FM_F
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I continued looking for an answer and the following worked for me (I thought I had tried that before and it didn't compile...):
documentclass[10pt, a4paper, twoside]{article}
usepackage[a4paper, inner=1.25in, outer=1.25in]{geometry}
usepackage{color}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{ifoddpage}
newlength{spaceblength}
settowidth{spaceblength}{bfseries }
declaretheoremstyle[
headfont=bfseries,
notefont=bfseries,
notebraces={}{\[parskip]}, % Braces for additional text
bodyfont=normalfontitshape,
headpunct={},
headformat={%
checkoddpageifoddpagerlap{hskiptextwidthcolor{red} NAME NUMBER}hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}%
elsemakebox[0pt][r]{color{red}NAME NUMBER }hskip-spaceblength{NOTE}fi%
},
]{boxstyle}
declaretheorem[style=boxstyle,numberwithin=section]{theorem}
begin{document}
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
newpage
begin{theorem}[Some Important Theorem]
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem. This is a theorem.
end{theorem}
end{document}
answered 16 hours ago
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answered 16 hours ago
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