When I use e.g. \unit{cm^{3}/s}
there is a space between the '3' and the '/'. I can reduce it with \!
but is there a more 'proper' way of using the \unit
command to reduce this space?
1 Answer
Upcoming siunitx
v3.1 will offer option per-symbol-script-correction
with a standard setting of \!
to cover this case. This is automatically inserted where per-mode
will use a symbol and the last entry in the numerator has a superscript power.
\scriptspace
that's always added after an atom with a subscript or superscript. Its default value is 0.5pt. Maybe JW can find a method for removing the\scriptspace
in those cases.$\mathrm{cm}^{3}/\mathrm{s}$
.$x^2\!/2$
on page 169.;-)
\scriptspace
, but also from the very shape of/
.