How should I use \paragraph? I mean, If I want to put "Characteristics", should I put \paragraph{Characteristics} or \paragraph{Characteristics:}. Or is it up to me which one to use?
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I think a colon would look bad, but a period looks good. Not having it can look strange since you end up with something like
as opposed to
The "Title Another" looks odd to me. |
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In the standard classes, a horizontal space of 1em will separate the paragraph title and the following text; therefore there's no need for ending the title with a colon. Of course, this is no "hard-and-fast"-rule - a colon would be more out of place at the end of a section title (which is by default vertically separated from the following text). EDIT: In response to TH.'s answer: I'll endorse a period at the end of a paragraph title provided that the space after it is reduced to a normal word space. A period plus a gap of 1em looks like overkill to me (but then, I'm a fan of |
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Automatically place a period at the end of paragraph titlesI just solved my own question (from the comment). Put this into the preamble:
If you don't want a period, you can use something like Warning: I'm not sure if this is an ugly soliton (there might be problems with the TOC for example). Edits of this answer are welcome... :) Minimal example
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