I am using a template provided by our university. I have read and tried many way to remove the indent from the first line in a paragraph.
I have the paragraph below:
\paragraph{1. Number of Sides (n)\\}
For each iteration, every segment of the figure from the previous iteration
will be converted to four segments in the following iteration. Since we begin
with three sides, the formula for the number of sides in the Koch curve is
it prints:
- Number of Sides (n)
For each iteration, every segment of the figure from the previous iteration will be converted to four segments in the following iteration. Since we begin with three sides, the formula for the number of sides in the Koch curve is
where it leave a space at the beginning of the first line.
I don't want this indent, I tried \noindent
and \setlength\parindent{0pt}
but they didn't work.
I tried \textit
, it did not indent the first line but it indents the "1. Number of Sides (n)" itself.
I can not use \subsubsection
because it sub of \subsubsection
.
If you have a command that will perform this, I would appreciate it.
Best Answer
You can attempt to use
The above technically finished the paragraph initiated by
\paragraph
, inserts a blank box and starts a new\par
agraph.\nobreak
ensures that the paragraph title and subsequent paragraph stays together near a page break, while\noindent
ensures that the paragraph doesn't have an indent.There are better ways of doing this, but I'm not sure to what extent you would use this, and what other limitations you might have in terms of packages. Moreover, manually numbering sectional titles (
\paragraph
is a sectional unit) is error-prone.