On 13/11/2018 12:10, Kornel Benko wrote:
If using features italic and emphasized together, then the display on lyx
screen looks upright.
We can see it in UserGuide.lyx at C.1.1.1
stdmenus.inc specifies the menu entries for the standard menus
The latex code is
\item [{stdmenus.inc}] \textit{\emph{specifies the menu entries for the
standard menus}}
But what is more irritating is the pdf output, which shows the same behavior.
So \textit and \emph seem to neutralize each other?
Kornel
Doesn't \emph by default use italics? And then it makes sense to me that
it cancels out. Consider a longer passage that is set in italics. It
makes sense to have emphasises to work that way you describe to make it
stand out. I think it's the same with theorem environment that are
typeset in italics by default and emphasis works against it. However, if
you redefine \emph to be bold, like
\DeclareTextFontCommand{\emph}{\bfseries}
it stops doing that.
Daniel
