I have a table and it appears I only have two options when it comes to font size: large and small. There should be a medium option, correct? I get an error when I replace small or large with medium. The beginning of my table looks like this:
\begin[ht] \small \begin<|p<3.5cm>|p|p|>
How do I get a universal font size for the table that is not huge or too small to read?
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asked May 16, 2012 at 3:43
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There's no \medium font size between \small and \large ; you have \normalsize (which is the default font size). The standard font size switches are: \tiny , \scriptsize , \footnotesize , \small , \normalsize , \large , \Large , \LARGE , \huge , and \Huge .
By the way, you only need one font switch command inside the table and braces are not required since table forms a group, so you can simply say something like this:
\begin \small \beginpp> text & text & text \end \end46.8k 4 4 gold badges 60 60 silver badges 128 128 bronze badges answered May 16, 2012 at 4:00 Gonzalo Medina Gonzalo Medina 510k 71 71 gold badges 1.7k 1.7k silver badges 1.8k 1.8k bronze badges
@sphere: yes: \scriptsize , and \footnotesize . Also, for even finer control, as long as the current font supports the desired size, you can use \fontsize<>>\selectfont (in a group); as in \selectfont text here> .