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Symbol: Put a smile symbol under a plus
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I would like to have a smile symbol under a plus symbol. What I have so far is
newcommandplussraisebox-.5ex,$oversettextstyleraisebox-0.5ex$+$smile$,
However, I would like to have the plus further below. I tried to do this via the raisebox command (as you can see). This works to some extend, but when I go further than -0.5ex, the whole thing will go down instead of just the plus symbol.
Can anyone help, please?
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I would like to have a smile symbol under a plus symbol. What I have so far is
newcommandplussraisebox-.5ex,$oversettextstyleraisebox-0.5ex$+$smile$,
However, I would like to have the plus further below. I tried to do this via the raisebox command (as you can see). This works to some extend, but when I go further than -0.5ex, the whole thing will go down instead of just the plus symbol.
Can anyone help, please?
stacking-symbols
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In which context should it be used?
– Bernard
10 hours ago
@Bernard Why is this relevant? I don't understand these kind of questions....
– amsmath
9 hours ago
I mean – will it be specifically used in mathmode, or is it just some kind of smiley?
– Bernard
9 hours ago
@Bernard Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, only in math mode. It's supposed to be a special symbol for an operator sum. I got now a quick and dirty solution, but I don't think LaTeX enthusiasts would like it:newcommandpluss,textraisebox-.4ex$smile$texthspace-1.3exraisebox.4ex$+$,
– amsmath
9 hours ago
Also should know whether it’s a binary operator, relational operator, or an operator like nabla. These affect the spacing.
– Davislor
2 hours ago
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I would like to have a smile symbol under a plus symbol. What I have so far is
newcommandplussraisebox-.5ex,$oversettextstyleraisebox-0.5ex$+$smile$,
However, I would like to have the plus further below. I tried to do this via the raisebox command (as you can see). This works to some extend, but when I go further than -0.5ex, the whole thing will go down instead of just the plus symbol.
Can anyone help, please?
stacking-symbols
asked 10 hours ago
amsmathamsmath
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I would like to have a smile symbol under a plus symbol. What I have so far is
newcommandplussraisebox-.5ex,$oversettextstyleraisebox-0.5ex$+$smile$,
However, I would like to have the plus further below. I tried to do this via the raisebox command (as you can see). This works to some extend, but when I go further than -0.5ex, the whole thing will go down instead of just the plus symbol.
Can anyone help, please?
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In which context should it be used?
– Bernard
10 hours ago
@Bernard Why is this relevant? I don't understand these kind of questions....
– amsmath
9 hours ago
I mean – will it be specifically used in mathmode, or is it just some kind of smiley?
– Bernard
9 hours ago
@Bernard Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, only in math mode. It's supposed to be a special symbol for an operator sum. I got now a quick and dirty solution, but I don't think LaTeX enthusiasts would like it:newcommandpluss,textraisebox-.4ex$smile$texthspace-1.3exraisebox.4ex$+$,
– amsmath
9 hours ago
Also should know whether it’s a binary operator, relational operator, or an operator like nabla. These affect the spacing.
– Davislor
2 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
In which context should it be used?
– Bernard
10 hours ago
@Bernard Why is this relevant? I don't understand these kind of questions....
– amsmath
9 hours ago
I mean – will it be specifically used in mathmode, or is it just some kind of smiley?
– Bernard
9 hours ago
@Bernard Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, only in math mode. It's supposed to be a special symbol for an operator sum. I got now a quick and dirty solution, but I don't think LaTeX enthusiasts would like it:newcommandpluss,textraisebox-.4ex$smile$texthspace-1.3exraisebox.4ex$+$,
– amsmath
9 hours ago
Also should know whether it’s a binary operator, relational operator, or an operator like nabla. These affect the spacing.
– Davislor
2 hours ago
In which context should it be used?
– Bernard
10 hours ago
In which context should it be used?
– Bernard
10 hours ago
@Bernard Why is this relevant? I don't understand these kind of questions....
– amsmath
9 hours ago
@Bernard Why is this relevant? I don't understand these kind of questions....
– amsmath
9 hours ago
I mean – will it be specifically used in mathmode, or is it just some kind of smiley?
– Bernard
9 hours ago
I mean – will it be specifically used in mathmode, or is it just some kind of smiley?
– Bernard
9 hours ago
@Bernard Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, only in math mode. It's supposed to be a special symbol for an operator sum. I got now a quick and dirty solution, but I don't think LaTeX enthusiasts would like it:
newcommandpluss,textraisebox-.4ex$smile$texthspace-1.3exraisebox.4ex$+$,– amsmath
9 hours ago
@Bernard Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, only in math mode. It's supposed to be a special symbol for an operator sum. I got now a quick and dirty solution, but I don't think LaTeX enthusiasts would like it:
newcommandpluss,textraisebox-.4ex$smile$texthspace-1.3exraisebox.4ex$+$,– amsmath
9 hours ago
Also should know whether it’s a binary operator, relational operator, or an operator like nabla. These affect the spacing.
– Davislor
2 hours ago
Also should know whether it’s a binary operator, relational operator, or an operator like nabla. These affect the spacing.
– Davislor
2 hours ago
|
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Here is an easy solution (I think) with stackengine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine
newcommandplussmathopstackMathstackinsetc0ptc-1exsmile+
begindocument
[ pluss_k f(k) ]
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
BernardBernard
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I'm not sure exactly what spacing you want, so this is an adjustable approach using xparse around your original design.
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageamsmath,xparse
NewDocumentCommandplussO-.5ex O0.5ex%
raisebox#1,$oversettextstyleraisebox#2$+$smashsmile$,%
begindocument
$3 pluss 4 $
$3 pluss[0.ex][0.2ex] 4 $
$3 pluss[-0.3ex][0.2ex] 4 $
enddocument
You can adjust it until you find the defaults you like.
answered 9 hours ago
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With some low level TeX programming:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$smile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
With a smaller smile:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$scriptstylesmile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
answered 7 hours ago
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Here is an easy solution (I think) with stackengine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine
newcommandplussmathopstackMathstackinsetc0ptc-1exsmile+
begindocument
[ pluss_k f(k) ]
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
BernardBernard
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Here is an easy solution (I think) with stackengine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine
newcommandplussmathopstackMathstackinsetc0ptc-1exsmile+
begindocument
[ pluss_k f(k) ]
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
BernardBernard
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add a comment |
Here is an easy solution (I think) with stackengine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine
newcommandplussmathopstackMathstackinsetc0ptc-1exsmile+
begindocument
[ pluss_k f(k) ]
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
BernardBernard
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Here is an easy solution (I think) with stackengine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagestackengine
newcommandplussmathopstackMathstackinsetc0ptc-1exsmile+
begindocument
[ pluss_k f(k) ]
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
BernardBernard
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I'm not sure exactly what spacing you want, so this is an adjustable approach using xparse around your original design.
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageamsmath,xparse
NewDocumentCommandplussO-.5ex O0.5ex%
raisebox#1,$oversettextstyleraisebox#2$+$smashsmile$,%
begindocument
$3 pluss 4 $
$3 pluss[0.ex][0.2ex] 4 $
$3 pluss[-0.3ex][0.2ex] 4 $
enddocument
You can adjust it until you find the defaults you like.
answered 9 hours ago
JohnJohn
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I'm not sure exactly what spacing you want, so this is an adjustable approach using xparse around your original design.
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageamsmath,xparse
NewDocumentCommandplussO-.5ex O0.5ex%
raisebox#1,$oversettextstyleraisebox#2$+$smashsmile$,%
begindocument
$3 pluss 4 $
$3 pluss[0.ex][0.2ex] 4 $
$3 pluss[-0.3ex][0.2ex] 4 $
enddocument
You can adjust it until you find the defaults you like.
answered 9 hours ago
JohnJohn
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add a comment |
I'm not sure exactly what spacing you want, so this is an adjustable approach using xparse around your original design.
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageamsmath,xparse
NewDocumentCommandplussO-.5ex O0.5ex%
raisebox#1,$oversettextstyleraisebox#2$+$smashsmile$,%
begindocument
$3 pluss 4 $
$3 pluss[0.ex][0.2ex] 4 $
$3 pluss[-0.3ex][0.2ex] 4 $
enddocument
You can adjust it until you find the defaults you like.
answered 9 hours ago
JohnJohn
1,0214 silver badges15 bronze badges
I'm not sure exactly what spacing you want, so this is an adjustable approach using xparse around your original design.
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageamsmath,xparse
NewDocumentCommandplussO-.5ex O0.5ex%
raisebox#1,$oversettextstyleraisebox#2$+$smashsmile$,%
begindocument
$3 pluss 4 $
$3 pluss[0.ex][0.2ex] 4 $
$3 pluss[-0.3ex][0.2ex] 4 $
enddocument
You can adjust it until you find the defaults you like.
answered 9 hours ago
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With some low level TeX programming:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$smile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
With a smaller smile:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$scriptstylesmile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
answered 7 hours ago
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add a comment |
With some low level TeX programming:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$smile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
With a smaller smile:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$scriptstylesmile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
answered 7 hours ago
egregegreg
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add a comment |
With some low level TeX programming:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$smile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
With a smaller smile:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$scriptstylesmile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
answered 7 hours ago
egregegreg
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With some low level TeX programming:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$smile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
With a smaller smile:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandplussmathbintextpluss@
newcommandpluss@%
vtop%
offinterlineskipm@th
halignhfil##hfilcr$+$cr$scriptstylesmile$cr%
%
makeatother
begindocument
$3pluss 4+5$
$scriptstyle 3pluss 4+5$
enddocument
answered 7 hours ago
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answered 7 hours ago
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answered 7 hours ago
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In which context should it be used?
– Bernard
10 hours ago
@Bernard Why is this relevant? I don't understand these kind of questions....
– amsmath
9 hours ago
I mean – will it be specifically used in mathmode, or is it just some kind of smiley?
– Bernard
9 hours ago
@Bernard Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, only in math mode. It's supposed to be a special symbol for an operator sum. I got now a quick and dirty solution, but I don't think LaTeX enthusiasts would like it:
newcommandpluss,textraisebox-.4ex$smile$texthspace-1.3exraisebox.4ex$+$,– amsmath
9 hours ago
Also should know whether it’s a binary operator, relational operator, or an operator like nabla. These affect the spacing.
– Davislor
2 hours ago