en-dash for Authorname in bibliography sbl - TeX How can I replace the standard em dash used for repeated author names in the bibliography with an en dash instead? Here is my example: \documentclass {scrbook} \usepackage [ngerman] {babel} \usepackag
How to generate an en-dash (–) other than - LaTeX Stack Exchange For those using Debian Linux with a German keyboard (I know you're out there), the “ Alt Gr ” key in conjunction with the hyphen key produces the en dash, and the “ Alt Gr ” in conjunction with the underbar (Shift-hyphen) produces the em dash
Em dash out of right margin - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange I am almost sure this question was already asked somewhere (I couldn't find it) Still why my em dash and the word proceeding it are typeset out of margins? the source is proliferation---nextword
Disallowing line break before dash (en dash and em dash) In Polish typography dash (pol myślnik) should not be put after a line break Below you can find badly and correctly typed samples using en dash (pol półpauza) and em dash (pol pauza) \\documen
en dash and em dash spacing - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange I've noticed that en dashes and em dashes run into certain numbers and letters, and I don't believe it's standard to use spaces with these For example, if a 'b' comes before the dash or a '6' comes after, the dash looks like it's actually touching the character unless you zoom way in
bibliographies - How do I get that line that represents a . . . - TeX Where the ------ represents the fact that this book has the same author as the previous book listed The six hyphens here get rendered as two em-dashes, which is OK, but I still feel like there's a better way to do this natively
LuaTeX and em dashes - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange LuaLaTeX is not inserting em dashes unless there is space around the triple dash It works fine when using a unicode em dash, or explicitly using the \\textemdash macro Here is a MWE: \\documentcl
Better solutions for a 2em-dash - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange However, I compared that to the em-dash (---) and find that they are not on the same height: @Dr Manuel Kühner asked why the position is important for me From a graphic design perspective, I think it looks better, just in case different dashes occur on the same line If -- and --- are on the same height, what would the reason be to have the 2em-dash on a different height? @alephzero