Thu, 19 Mar 2015 23:38:23 GMT
Did you know that LaTeX indents all paragraphs,
except for the first one in a section?
Combined with the uselessness of \nopagebreak, this gave me
headaches today. I wanted LaTeX not to break the page at a certain
point, because the line after it broke was introducing the formula,
which was then on the next page. And somehow, all possibilities
failed, except the sledgehammer that always works: a minipage.
So I used a minipage. The problem with minipages is that they seem to be actually considered as pages. And therefore, my paragraph was the first paragraph on this page, which is why LaTeX did not indent it.
Of course, explicitly using \indent was also useless. Because
LaTeX knows best. And
of course, there is a package for that.
I ended up with ... rephrasing my document. And I was wondering: Why do so many people let themselves control by this F60.5-religion?