Hello,
I was trying to get leading white space for a math formula on ET and couldnt seem to find a space command to get this to work.
As a simple example, say i want to indent the formula:
y=x+1
say 10 spaces in from the left so it looks sort of like this:
. y=x+1
which in latex:
[LATEX]
. \hspace{20 mm} y=x+1
[/LATEX]
only without the leading dot.
It works if you use any leading character but it would look neater if it did not require that.
I tried all of the standard white space generator commands such as hspace and hspace* that are discussed on various sites on the web but nothing worked.
Any ideas?
Also, i could not find a link to the Latex editor without going to a thread that someone had posted the link into. Is it on the home page somewhere?
I was trying to get leading white space for a math formula on ET and couldnt seem to find a space command to get this to work.
As a simple example, say i want to indent the formula:
y=x+1
say 10 spaces in from the left so it looks sort of like this:
. y=x+1
which in latex:
[LATEX]
. \hspace{20 mm} y=x+1
[/LATEX]
only without the leading dot.
It works if you use any leading character but it would look neater if it did not require that.
I tried all of the standard white space generator commands such as hspace and hspace* that are discussed on various sites on the web but nothing worked.
Any ideas?
Also, i could not find a link to the Latex editor without going to a thread that someone had posted the link into. Is it on the home page somewhere?
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