Command/effect
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\effect
Summary
The command \effect is used to apply a text effect to the content.
Settings
| \effect[...]{...} | |
| [...] | name |
| {...} | content |
| Option | Explanation |
|---|---|
| predefined or own name | |
| name | normal hidden inner outer both stretch |
| {...} | text |
Description
The predefined effect
inner and both are useful to get a slightly lighter or bolder font if there’s no suitable face.
outer gives just the outline. These are influenced by the rulethickness parameter.
You can use hidden to get an empty space in the size of a piece of text.
The stretch effect causes miscalculation of the text width and isn’t usable within running text.
Examples
Example 1
\ss\tfa \effect[inner]{lighter}.\\ \effect[outer]{outline}.\\ \effect[both]{bolder}.\\ \effect[normal]{normal}.\\ \effect[hidden]{invisible}.\\ \effect[stretch]{letterspacing}.
