Automatic newpage before every theorem
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Using amsthm package, is there an elegant way to automatically get a newpage before every theorem?
Edit: MWE featuring Christian Hupfer's suggestion
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
% makeatletter
% g@addto@macro{thm}{clearpage}
% makeatother
begin{document}
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
% newpage
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
theorems amsthm
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Using amsthm package, is there an elegant way to automatically get a newpage before every theorem?
Edit: MWE featuring Christian Hupfer's suggestion
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
% makeatletter
% g@addto@macro{thm}{clearpage}
% makeatother
begin{document}
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
% newpage
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
theorems amsthm
asked Feb 10 at 15:16
noibenoibe
512113
assuming your theorem environment is calledtheorem,makeatletterg@addto@macro{theorem}{clearpage}makeatothershould work... however, this is untested -- as usual, provide a compilable document, please
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:19
that doesn't work very well, I get "Theorem x.y" in one page and the body of the theorem (i.e. the stuff betweenbegin{thm}andend{thm) in the next.
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:24
1
It was a guess only. Again: Providing a document is the better way to help us to help you
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:25
add a comment |
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Using amsthm package, is there an elegant way to automatically get a newpage before every theorem?
Edit: MWE featuring Christian Hupfer's suggestion
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
% makeatletter
% g@addto@macro{thm}{clearpage}
% makeatother
begin{document}
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
% newpage
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
theorems amsthm
asked Feb 10 at 15:16
noibenoibe
512113
Using amsthm package, is there an elegant way to automatically get a newpage before every theorem?
Edit: MWE featuring Christian Hupfer's suggestion
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
% makeatletter
% g@addto@macro{thm}{clearpage}
% makeatother
begin{document}
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
% newpage
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
theorems amsthm
theorems amsthm
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noibenoibe
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noibenoibe
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noibe
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noibenoibe
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noibenoibe
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noibenoibe
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assuming your theorem environment is calledtheorem,makeatletterg@addto@macro{theorem}{clearpage}makeatothershould work... however, this is untested -- as usual, provide a compilable document, please
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:19
that doesn't work very well, I get "Theorem x.y" in one page and the body of the theorem (i.e. the stuff betweenbegin{thm}andend{thm) in the next.
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:24
1
It was a guess only. Again: Providing a document is the better way to help us to help you
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:25
add a comment |
assuming your theorem environment is calledtheorem,makeatletterg@addto@macro{theorem}{clearpage}makeatothershould work... however, this is untested -- as usual, provide a compilable document, please
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:19
that doesn't work very well, I get "Theorem x.y" in one page and the body of the theorem (i.e. the stuff betweenbegin{thm}andend{thm) in the next.
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:24
1
It was a guess only. Again: Providing a document is the better way to help us to help you
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:25
assuming your theorem environment is called
theorem, makeatletterg@addto@macro{theorem}{clearpage}makeatother should work... however, this is untested -- as usual, provide a compilable document, please– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:19
assuming your theorem environment is called
theorem, makeatletterg@addto@macro{theorem}{clearpage}makeatother should work... however, this is untested -- as usual, provide a compilable document, please– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:19
that doesn't work very well, I get "Theorem x.y" in one page and the body of the theorem (i.e. the stuff between
begin{thm} and end{thm) in the next.– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:24
that doesn't work very well, I get "Theorem x.y" in one page and the body of the theorem (i.e. the stuff between
begin{thm} and end{thm) in the next.– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:24
1
1
It was a guess only. Again: Providing a document is the better way to help us to help you
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:25
It was a guess only. Again: Providing a document is the better way to help us to help you
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:25
add a comment |
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Since the definition of thm as done by amsthm is a little bit tricky, I suggest to use
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{clearpage}
This is safe and will add the clear page before the theorem headline (and not disrupting the display)
documentclass{article}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{etoolbox}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{%
clearpage%
}
begin{document}
blindtext
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
I know this isn't related to the original question, but what is the difference betweenclearpageandnewpage?
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:42
2
@noibe: Aclearpagewill always issue a new page and emitting all pending floats before, i.e. the will be flushed to the previous page, then the page break occurs. Anewpagefor example will not eject a new page in case of being specified in a column setup, it will end the local column only then. In most casesclearpageis the right approach... For instance, I can hardly remember setups where I needednewpage
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:46
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Since the definition of thm as done by amsthm is a little bit tricky, I suggest to use
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{clearpage}
This is safe and will add the clear page before the theorem headline (and not disrupting the display)
documentclass{article}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{etoolbox}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{%
clearpage%
}
begin{document}
blindtext
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
I know this isn't related to the original question, but what is the difference betweenclearpageandnewpage?
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:42
2
@noibe: Aclearpagewill always issue a new page and emitting all pending floats before, i.e. the will be flushed to the previous page, then the page break occurs. Anewpagefor example will not eject a new page in case of being specified in a column setup, it will end the local column only then. In most casesclearpageis the right approach... For instance, I can hardly remember setups where I needednewpage
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:46
add a comment |
4
Since the definition of thm as done by amsthm is a little bit tricky, I suggest to use
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{clearpage}
This is safe and will add the clear page before the theorem headline (and not disrupting the display)
documentclass{article}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{etoolbox}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{%
clearpage%
}
begin{document}
blindtext
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
I know this isn't related to the original question, but what is the difference betweenclearpageandnewpage?
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:42
2
@noibe: Aclearpagewill always issue a new page and emitting all pending floats before, i.e. the will be flushed to the previous page, then the page break occurs. Anewpagefor example will not eject a new page in case of being specified in a column setup, it will end the local column only then. In most casesclearpageis the right approach... For instance, I can hardly remember setups where I needednewpage
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:46
add a comment |
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Since the definition of thm as done by amsthm is a little bit tricky, I suggest to use
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{clearpage}
This is safe and will add the clear page before the theorem headline (and not disrupting the display)
documentclass{article}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{etoolbox}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{%
clearpage%
}
begin{document}
blindtext
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
Since the definition of thm as done by amsthm is a little bit tricky, I suggest to use
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{clearpage}
This is safe and will add the clear page before the theorem headline (and not disrupting the display)
documentclass{article}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{etoolbox}
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
AtBeginEnvironment{thm}{%
clearpage%
}
begin{document}
blindtext
begin{thm}
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
end{thm}
begin{thm}
$sqrt{2}$ is irrational.
end{thm}
end{document}
answered Feb 10 at 15:36
user31729
I know this isn't related to the original question, but what is the difference betweenclearpageandnewpage?
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:42
2
@noibe: Aclearpagewill always issue a new page and emitting all pending floats before, i.e. the will be flushed to the previous page, then the page break occurs. Anewpagefor example will not eject a new page in case of being specified in a column setup, it will end the local column only then. In most casesclearpageis the right approach... For instance, I can hardly remember setups where I needednewpage
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:46
add a comment |
I know this isn't related to the original question, but what is the difference betweenclearpageandnewpage?
– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:42
2
@noibe: Aclearpagewill always issue a new page and emitting all pending floats before, i.e. the will be flushed to the previous page, then the page break occurs. Anewpagefor example will not eject a new page in case of being specified in a column setup, it will end the local column only then. In most casesclearpageis the right approach... For instance, I can hardly remember setups where I needednewpage
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:46
I know this isn't related to the original question, but what is the difference between
clearpage and newpage?– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:42
I know this isn't related to the original question, but what is the difference between
clearpage and newpage?– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:42
2
2
@noibe: A
clearpage will always issue a new page and emitting all pending floats before, i.e. the will be flushed to the previous page, then the page break occurs. A newpage for example will not eject a new page in case of being specified in a column setup, it will end the local column only then. In most cases clearpage is the right approach... For instance, I can hardly remember setups where I needed newpage– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:46
@noibe: A
clearpage will always issue a new page and emitting all pending floats before, i.e. the will be flushed to the previous page, then the page break occurs. A newpage for example will not eject a new page in case of being specified in a column setup, it will end the local column only then. In most cases clearpage is the right approach... For instance, I can hardly remember setups where I needed newpage– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:46
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assuming your theorem environment is called
theorem,makeatletterg@addto@macro{theorem}{clearpage}makeatothershould work... however, this is untested -- as usual, provide a compilable document, please– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:19
that doesn't work very well, I get "Theorem x.y" in one page and the body of the theorem (i.e. the stuff between
begin{thm}andend{thm) in the next.– noibe
Feb 10 at 15:24
1
It was a guess only. Again: Providing a document is the better way to help us to help you
– user31729
Feb 10 at 15:25