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- Dictionarysubtitle/ˈsʌbˌtʌɪtl/
noun
- 1. captions displayed at the bottom of a cinema or television screen that translate or transcribe the dialogue or narrative: "films in foreign languages with English subtitles"
- 2. a subordinate title of a published work or article giving additional information about its content: "the book had now acquired its final title with a qualifying subtitle"
verb
- 1. provide (a film or programme) with subtitles: "much of the film is subtitled"
- 2. provide (a published work or article) with a subtitle: "the novel was aptly subtitled"
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Dec 25, 2014 · With \title{First line\\\large Second line} I get what seems a good result. @egreg,I think the OP wonder wethear use the latex command like \subtitle ,however,the latex doesn't own that command. @tangshutao There is no such command in the ctexart class.
Nov 11, 2013 · There is also a command: \framesubtitle{<subtitle>} Quoting the Beamer user guide: \framesubtitle< overlay specification >{ frame subtitle text } If present, a subtitle will be shown in a smaller font below the main title. Like the \frametitle command, this command can be given anywhere in the frame, since the frame title is actually typeset ...
Mar 31, 2012 · With the titling package one can define a \subtitle command as follows: \posttitle{%. \par\end{center} \begin{center}\large#1\end{center} \vskip0.5em}%. The trick is that titling redefines \maketitle so that it executes, among other things. and what goes in <posttitle tokens> is set by. The default, as made clear in the documentation, is.
May 31, 2018 · If you must use book and cannot use titling, then you can redefine \maketitle. I copied the definition from book.cls and added two lines: \vskip 1.5em% Added this. {\Large \@subtitle \par}% and this. right below the title. I also added a wrapper command for adding the subtitle: \def\subtitle#1{\gdef\@subtitle{#1}}
This is supposed to define a document command \subtitle that takes one mandatory argument. It then fully expands the current value of \@title and \\[.5ex]\large#1, setting this expanded value to \@title, effectively appending the subtitle to it. Unfortunately, this raises the error
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A document always has a title, and sometimes a short title for the header or a subtitle. I would do it like \title[ subtitle=A subtitle, short-title=A short title ]{The very long title of this document} rather than providing a bunch of commands such as \subtitle and \shorttitle: in this way all the data are in one place. Similarly for author ...
Jun 10, 2018 · 3. You could define your own subtitle and subsubtitle commands with the help of the titling package as shown in the following example: \documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage{titling} \newcommand{\subtitle}[1]{%. \posttitle{%. \par\end{center}
Here's a screencap of the resulting document: I'd like the 'little subtitle', being part of the section title, to be situated above the horizontal line. I assume the easiest way to implement this is to create a section format with two inputs: a "Date" and a "Little subtitle". In this case, my code would then be: \section*{29th March 2014}{A ...
6. Here's one possibility, using the titlesec package; before each \section, some commands can be used: \undefds suppresses previous dates and subtitles; \sectiondate{<text>} assigns <text> as the date for the following \section, and \sectionsubtitle{<text>} assigns <text> as the subtitle for the following \section.
