After the first lines in a paragraph I have an unexpected indent. My question here is why is it there and how can I avoid it?
My .tex file is like this:
\documentclass[11pt,a4paper,BCOR10mm,DIV11,toc=listof]{scrbook}
.........
\chapter{chapterTitle}
\section{sectionTitle}
\textbf{part1}: +5 xyz\\*
\textit{description}\\*
\textbf{part2}: comments\\
\textit{description}\\
\textbf{part3}: comments
......
Part 1 has no indenting, but part 2 and part 3 each start with the bold parts indented (if something from teh comments or description (description as a whole are not indented thus only the bold part is indented each) is in a new line then it is not indented each.
Best Answer
All the bold lines are first lines in new paragraphs. There is no indent in the first paragraph of a section, and there is indent in the following.
I would use
\subsection
or\subsection*
, this will do what you want.Alternatively put
\noindent
before the bold parts.