Re: [MiKTeX] font shape in headings

[Erich K. <eri...@jk...>]

Dear Christoph,

the problem, at least in my MiKTeX installation, is that small caps are 
not available as a bold font (which would be required in a subsection 
heading). If you can accept that the 'L' is not bold then

\documentclass[a4paper,headsepline,ngerman,11pt,liststotoc,bibtotoc]{scrbook}

\newcommand{\GFS}{GDP-$\beta$-\textsc{\mdseries l}-Fucose-Synthetase}

\begin{document}

\subsection{Use of \GFS}

\end{document}

worked in my case.
Otherwise you could try something like

\newcommand{\GFS}{GDP-$\beta$-\textrm{\small{L}}-Fucose-Synthetase}

Hope it helped a bit.

Best regards,
Erich



Christoph Hoh wrote:
> Dear MikTeX users,
> 
> I have a problem in using different font shapes in headings.
> 
> Here is a very short extract of my tex-file:
> 
> \documentclass[a4paper,headsepline,ngerman,11pt,liststotoc,bibtotoc]{scrbook
> }
> .
> .
> \newcommand{\GFS}   {GDP-$\beta$-\textsc{l}-Fucose-Synthetase\xspace}
> .
> .
> \begin{document}
> .
> .
> \subsection{Use of \GFS}
> .
> .
> \end{document}
> 
> My problem: In the heading that is defined by the \subsection command the
> \textsc{l} command is totally ignored! The math-Symbol $\beta$ appears
> correctly. How can I force latex to use other font shapes in headings, in my
> case it would be the use of small caps (sc)..
> 
> Thanks a lot for your help in advance!
> 
> Christoph Hoh