I'm writing a Cheatsheet with a lot of formulas and having paragraphs indent is just wasting space and doesn't look good at all, so I want to disable autoindentation. But sometimes I still want indentation in some cases (which aren't rare, but still rarer than I would type \noindent
without any changes).
So far I've found this question, which in both answers says to use
\setlength{\parindent}{0pt}
But this prevents me from using \indent
when I want it. So the actual questions would be. Is there a way for latex to default to \noindent
and then use \indent
when necessary?
Edit: I'd also like to add that I'm still very new to typesetting, so if what I'm asking for is bad practice, please let me know, and if possible, why.
\indent
use\hspace*{20pt}
(no space after it.parskip
package, which sets\arindent
to 0pt AND adds some vertical skip between paragraphs, taking care of the vertical spacing in lists.