To obtain space between paragraphs I'm currently using \medskip
. (I'm not using the parksip
package as this gave me problems with space when writing lists. Also when using it I couldn't work out how to get individual paragraphs to indent.) Anyway, my concern is that when I've finished writing, I'm going to look at my project and think "maybe I want a little more space than \medskip
is currently giving me", in which case I'm going to have to go through and manually change the spacing. So my question:
Is there a way of changing the space globally? I am envisioning some kind of thing where I can type \vspace{x}
where x
can be changed at the start of the document.
\medskip
or\vspace{x}
after each paragraph is horrible kludge. It will be better to simply change\parskip
. So, please ask a question about what goes wrong when you change\parskip
manually (or using theparskip
package). – Aditya Aug 22 '12 at 0:37