make bold text followed by normal text gives error as can be used only in preamble?
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I want to create text like this using latex.
Bold Text1: Normal Text1
Bold Text2: Normal Text2
Bold Text3: Normal Text3
Bold Text4: Normal Text4
So I tried creating my new commands something like this:
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}{begin{document} textbf{#1} & #2}
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming}{end{document}}
And this is the way I was using but it doesn't work and it is giving me error as "can be used only in preamble"
section{Testing}
resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming
{Bold Text1: Normal Text1}
{Bold Text2: Normal Text2}
{Bold Text3: Normal Text3}
{Bold Text4: Normal Text4}
resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming
Update:
This is how I want to create text:
errors bold
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I want to create text like this using latex.
Bold Text1: Normal Text1
Bold Text2: Normal Text2
Bold Text3: Normal Text3
Bold Text4: Normal Text4
So I tried creating my new commands something like this:
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}{begin{document} textbf{#1} & #2}
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming}{end{document}}
And this is the way I was using but it doesn't work and it is giving me error as "can be used only in preamble"
section{Testing}
resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming
{Bold Text1: Normal Text1}
{Bold Text2: Normal Text2}
{Bold Text3: Normal Text3}
{Bold Text4: Normal Text4}
resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming
Update:
This is how I want to create text:
errors bold
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Welcome to TeX.Stackexchange. How can there be severalbegin{documents}andend{documents}after asection{...}command ? I think you want some environment likequoterather thandocument! ...Additionally to use #1 and #2 as arguments inside your command, you should usenewcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}[2]{...}
– Partha D.
13 mins ago
@ParthaD. what should I have inside{...}? Basically I just need to make texts like I have shown above by using my new command.
– john
9 mins ago
@john Can you show an example of what you want to achieve (maybe a picture) ?
– Partha D.
7 mins ago
@ParthaD. updated the question with the image that I am planning to replicate using latex.
– john
5 mins ago
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I want to create text like this using latex.
Bold Text1: Normal Text1
Bold Text2: Normal Text2
Bold Text3: Normal Text3
Bold Text4: Normal Text4
So I tried creating my new commands something like this:
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}{begin{document} textbf{#1} & #2}
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming}{end{document}}
And this is the way I was using but it doesn't work and it is giving me error as "can be used only in preamble"
section{Testing}
resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming
{Bold Text1: Normal Text1}
{Bold Text2: Normal Text2}
{Bold Text3: Normal Text3}
{Bold Text4: Normal Text4}
resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming
Update:
This is how I want to create text:
errors bold
asked 19 mins ago
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I want to create text like this using latex.
Bold Text1: Normal Text1
Bold Text2: Normal Text2
Bold Text3: Normal Text3
Bold Text4: Normal Text4
So I tried creating my new commands something like this:
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}{begin{document} textbf{#1} & #2}
newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming}{end{document}}
And this is the way I was using but it doesn't work and it is giving me error as "can be used only in preamble"
section{Testing}
resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming
{Bold Text1: Normal Text1}
{Bold Text2: Normal Text2}
{Bold Text3: Normal Text3}
{Bold Text4: Normal Text4}
resumeSubHeadingListEndForProgramming
Update:
This is how I want to create text:
errors bold
errors bold
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Welcome to TeX.Stackexchange. How can there be severalbegin{documents}andend{documents}after asection{...}command ? I think you want some environment likequoterather thandocument! ...Additionally to use #1 and #2 as arguments inside your command, you should usenewcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}[2]{...}
– Partha D.
13 mins ago
@ParthaD. what should I have inside{...}? Basically I just need to make texts like I have shown above by using my new command.
– john
9 mins ago
@john Can you show an example of what you want to achieve (maybe a picture) ?
– Partha D.
7 mins ago
@ParthaD. updated the question with the image that I am planning to replicate using latex.
– john
5 mins ago
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.Stackexchange. How can there be severalbegin{documents}andend{documents}after asection{...}command ? I think you want some environment likequoterather thandocument! ...Additionally to use #1 and #2 as arguments inside your command, you should usenewcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}[2]{...}
– Partha D.
13 mins ago
@ParthaD. what should I have inside{...}? Basically I just need to make texts like I have shown above by using my new command.
– john
9 mins ago
@john Can you show an example of what you want to achieve (maybe a picture) ?
– Partha D.
7 mins ago
@ParthaD. updated the question with the image that I am planning to replicate using latex.
– john
5 mins ago
Welcome to TeX.Stackexchange. How can there be several
begin{documents} and end{documents} after a section{...} command ? I think you want some environment like quote rather than document ! ...Additionally to use #1 and #2 as arguments inside your command, you should use newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}[2]{...}– Partha D.
13 mins ago
Welcome to TeX.Stackexchange. How can there be several
begin{documents} and end{documents} after a section{...} command ? I think you want some environment like quote rather than document ! ...Additionally to use #1 and #2 as arguments inside your command, you should use newcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}[2]{...}– Partha D.
13 mins ago
@ParthaD. what should I have inside
{...}? Basically I just need to make texts like I have shown above by using my new command.– john
9 mins ago
@ParthaD. what should I have inside
{...}? Basically I just need to make texts like I have shown above by using my new command.– john
9 mins ago
@john Can you show an example of what you want to achieve (maybe a picture) ?
– Partha D.
7 mins ago
@john Can you show an example of what you want to achieve (maybe a picture) ?
– Partha D.
7 mins ago
@ParthaD. updated the question with the image that I am planning to replicate using latex.
– john
5 mins ago
@ParthaD. updated the question with the image that I am planning to replicate using latex.
– john
5 mins ago
add a comment |
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documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{description}[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm]
item [First bold] Some normal text
item [Second bold] some detail
item [Third bold] some detail
end{description}
lipsum[2]
end{document}
answered 5 mins ago
JouleVJouleV
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I see a new line with space betweenFirst bold, Second bold and Third bold. Is there any way to have a new line but no extra space between those three lines?
– john
3 mins ago
@john Add optionnoitemsep: Use[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm,noitemsep]instead of[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm].
– JouleV
45 secs ago
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description was born for this purpose
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{description}[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm]
item [First bold] Some normal text
item [Second bold] some detail
item [Third bold] some detail
end{description}
lipsum[2]
end{document}
answered 5 mins ago
JouleVJouleV
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I see a new line with space betweenFirst bold, Second bold and Third bold. Is there any way to have a new line but no extra space between those three lines?
– john
3 mins ago
@john Add optionnoitemsep: Use[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm,noitemsep]instead of[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm].
– JouleV
45 secs ago
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description was born for this purpose
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{description}[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm]
item [First bold] Some normal text
item [Second bold] some detail
item [Third bold] some detail
end{description}
lipsum[2]
end{document}
answered 5 mins ago
JouleVJouleV
2,818830
I see a new line with space betweenFirst bold, Second bold and Third bold. Is there any way to have a new line but no extra space between those three lines?
– john
3 mins ago
@john Add optionnoitemsep: Use[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm,noitemsep]instead of[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm].
– JouleV
45 secs ago
add a comment |
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description was born for this purpose
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{description}[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm]
item [First bold] Some normal text
item [Second bold] some detail
item [Third bold] some detail
end{description}
lipsum[2]
end{document}
answered 5 mins ago
JouleVJouleV
2,818830
description was born for this purpose
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{description}[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm]
item [First bold] Some normal text
item [Second bold] some detail
item [Third bold] some detail
end{description}
lipsum[2]
end{document}
answered 5 mins ago
JouleVJouleV
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answered 5 mins ago
JouleVJouleV
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answered 5 mins ago
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answered 5 mins ago
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I see a new line with space betweenFirst bold, Second bold and Third bold. Is there any way to have a new line but no extra space between those three lines?
– john
3 mins ago
@john Add optionnoitemsep: Use[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm,noitemsep]instead of[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm].
– JouleV
45 secs ago
add a comment |
I see a new line with space betweenFirst bold, Second bold and Third bold. Is there any way to have a new line but no extra space between those three lines?
– john
3 mins ago
@john Add optionnoitemsep: Use[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm,noitemsep]instead of[align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm].
– JouleV
45 secs ago
I see a new line with space between
First bold, Second bold and Third bold. Is there any way to have a new line but no extra space between those three lines?– john
3 mins ago
I see a new line with space between
First bold, Second bold and Third bold. Is there any way to have a new line but no extra space between those three lines?– john
3 mins ago
@john Add option
noitemsep: Use [align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm,noitemsep] instead of [align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm].– JouleV
45 secs ago
@john Add option
noitemsep: Use [align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm,noitemsep] instead of [align=right,labelwidth=2.5cm].– JouleV
45 secs ago
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Welcome to TeX.Stackexchange. How can there be several
begin{documents}andend{documents}after asection{...}command ? I think you want some environment likequoterather thandocument! ...Additionally to use #1 and #2 as arguments inside your command, you should usenewcommand{resumeSubHeadingListStartForProgramming}[2]{...}– Partha D.
13 mins ago
@ParthaD. what should I have inside
{...}? Basically I just need to make texts like I have shown above by using my new command.– john
9 mins ago
@john Can you show an example of what you want to achieve (maybe a picture) ?
– Partha D.
7 mins ago
@ParthaD. updated the question with the image that I am planning to replicate using latex.
– john
5 mins ago