I have a research report I have to write in LaTeX
for uni, and because you obviously can't really have a word limit with LaTeX
, we have a page limit and have been given a strict template we have to use. Therefore I am not allowed to change the document class (or the margin width, font size etc…).
Ideally, I really want a subtitle, but the amsart
document class – which is the one we must use – does not have one. Although the \\
command within \title{}
gives the desired effect on the title page of my report, the amsart
document class also reprints the title of your report in the top margin of every odd page (as well as the author in the top margin of every even page), and unfortunately it does not seem to 'read' the \\
command in this case and the title runs off the page.
I would like to have it so that only the title is reprinted in the top margins, and so that the subtitle only appears on the title page i.e. basically I just need some form of \subtitle
command without changing the document class.
Is this possible? Thanks.
Edit: I've tried to add a screenshot of what I'm talking about:
Best Answer
Define a command that temporarily prints its argument (for
\maketitle
) and then redefine it gobble it.Page 1
Page 3
Alternatively, use the optional argument:
The output is the same.