I am looking for a sans-serif equivalent to \dag
and \ddag
, which is typeset in serifs even when sans serif is used throughout the document.
I use symbols (like \dag
and \ddag
) to display the affiliation of the authors of a beamer
slideshow with two institutions, so I am also interested in functional equivalents, which are not daggers (but not simply superscripts either).
Best Answer
It depends on what you expect a “sans serif dagger” would be.
Of course, if the text is already sans serif, there's no need to use a special command. The key is loading
textcomp
, so\textdagger
and\textdaggerdbl
will be taken from a TS1 encoded font and not from the math font as it happens whentextcomp
is not loaded.