On Tue, 11 Dec 2007, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
> Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> > Using something like \url should break up the paths, although it also
> > will dictate a font style (tt?) that you may or may not agree with.
>
> Why? You can always do:
>
> \def\UrlFont{\rmfamily\itshape}
I forgot to mention that I have terms like:
/home/\emph{user}/public\_html/
(I can remove the \_ with _ if using \url{}.)
How can I emphasize a part of the \url{} output? Do I need to split up
into:
\url{/home/}\texttt{emph{user}}\url{/public_html/}
That assumes using default tt face for url.
I have around 1200 /paths/ in my book. Manually trying to go back and redo
this will take a while.
I just don't want them to go out into my right margin. I can fix these
manually but then if I change something previous then my fixes are no good
and I need to undo manually and then new margin problems that later come
up.
If I use \url{} my margin problems are fixed but then I lose my emphasis
and then need to get rid of all my \ escapes and my other LaTeX commands
used within it.
Jeremy C. Reed
