(Note that the weird font sizes above are so as to avoid " LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `OMX/cmex/m/n' in size not available, size substituted on input line 15. Sort of like Russian dolls, but it works. So, we use the \mbox to create a little text-mode environment inside the equation, change the font, and declare an equation inside the text box. Also, based on the purpose of this feature, overall performance and the final size of output images, if the output article is too long, the image export would fail. But you can change this in preferences panel. The font selection command don't work in math mode. Typora provides image export option for feeds in social media, so by default is 640px width with 24px font size. You'll also note that there's some \mbox weirdness in there. Even more, it seems that the font size used when exporting to PDF varies in some way according to the selected print margins (or text line width).
#Typora font size how to
Īnother quote that may clarify, from How to change the size of formulas? - Wikidot Community: Writing a theme for Typora I've found that the font-size is not maintained from the screen media to the print media. So you still get a color indication/hint, but without needing to color the entire string of text. and then switch back into math mode using \( not $. Of course that doesn’t work for all cases, but for example, if you had wanted to color the word true in green and the word false in red, you can instead just do, e.g.: true and false. need to switch out of math mode, use a lower level font size change such as \fontsize.
The important quote from there seems to be: Consider the following MWE: \documentclass%
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