Robert Neumann wrote:
hello,
I have some AMS align environments and I would like to change the space above
and below these equations. From "the Latex Companion" and an older thread I
know, that this is difficult to change the settings. So I just added
\vspace*{-2mm} above at the end of the text. Works perfectly. But I fail to do
the same for the space below the equation.(If I insert the same at the first
place of the follwing paragraph, it changes the space between the first and the
second line of this paragraph)
Is there any way of changing this space?
Regards
Robert
Insert->vertical space seems to work for me. At least when
I overdo the distance by using -2cm. Line spacing in text
paragraphs is consistent, and the distance between math
and text decrease.
Things to try:
1. Put the vspace at the end of the paragraph containing
the math, rather than in the beginning of the next paragraph.
2. If that don't help, try adding a paragraph after the math
that contains the vspace command and nothing else. Perhaps
you'll have to add a paragraph spacing distance to the
negative distance to make up for the extra paragraph.
Helge Hafting
