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How to change the direction of quote mark in latex? Both of them are in same direction. How to have one in opposite direction?
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,oneside,onecolumn]{iiscthes}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{chapterbib}
\pagestyle{bfheadings}
\title{Introduction}
\date{}
\begin{document}
\chapter{Introduction}
\section{One}
\subsection{One-One}
\textbf{''More--than--Moore"}
\end{document}
Use the ` key twice, instead of double quotes, i.e.
``More--than--Moore''
It is on the same key as ~ on American keyboards.
'' two apostrophs and end with a quote mark. That is not what SSL wrote
A work-around (though I'm sure some will criticize) is to use reflectbox
\reflectbox{''}More-than-More''
csquoteshas options to set up different quotation styles. It can be changed globally or within a document, e.g.\setquotestyle{french} \enquote{Quoted text}.csquotes. I could never be bothered with „the LaTeX way” of entering them (i.e. double backticks: I use them as a dead grave accent keys and they are hard to reach to begin with, so not a great option), so short of entering appropriate quotation marks directly,csquotesprobably works best. It takes care of proper nesting, too, which is icing on the cake.