I would like to have my whole document showing a blank line (or space) between paragraphs and no indentation. I know how to do it line by line, but is there a way to change that with just one or a few lines at the beginning of the document? Like a package you can install, or a new command?
|
|
Adding
to the preamble of your document (the part between Note that this isn't a complete solution, because there may be elements in your document that you don't want this format to apply to (footnotes, for example). A proper solution would involve (effectively) writing a new document class. You can read a bit about how the |
|||||||||||
|
|
You can use
in your preamble if you're not using any other fancy (or not so fancy) formatting such as tables, etc. Apparently the package parskip fixes most of the issues that this setup can cause if you do have more complicated formats within your document. I've never used that package myself, though, so I can't speak from personal experience. |
|||||
|
|
To change the amount of space between paragraphs, you want to change
Will add an extra line between paragraphs.
will remove the indent at the start of paragraphs. |
|||
|
|
|
Some classes support switching to vertical space between paragraphs instead of indent paragraphs. For example all KOMA-Script classes support option
Values |
|||
|
|