Alternative to LaTeX?

[Sean Hammond]

Are you sure that would be in an introductory book about LaTeX?

I have read The Not So Short Introduction To LaTeX, and I really know
the basics of LaTeX quite well, but it doesn't cover anything useful
about colours or styles and I haven't been able to find anything great
online.

This koma class looks nice and it seems its provided in tetex on
ubuntu by default, and indeed the command you provided works and my
document looks quite nice now (thanks). But there doesn't seem to be
much in the way of english documentation for the koma class, and
googling for that \addtokomafont command (I'd like to see what other
parameters it can take) turned up nothing either.

Is \addtofont a general LaTeX thing or something added by koma?

On 5/12/06, Christoph Bier <christoph.bier at web.de> wrote:
> Sean Hammond schrieb am 12.05.2006 16:18:
>
> > All I seem to be able to find about color in LaTeX is that the color
> > package will allow me to set the color of individual chunks of text by
> > placing color commands in my source. It seems more in-line with LaTeX
> > philosophy to somehow say, for example, 'chapter headings should be
> > color X', 'section headings color Y', etc., as if there would be
> > stylesheets I could download for various colour and other style
> > configurations.
>
> \definecolor{myblue}{rgb}{0,.1,.6}
>
> and then with KOMA-Script:
>
> \addtokomafont{sectioning}{\color{myblue}}
>
> > Now I know LaTeX supports style files and I think they can do this
> > sort of thing, but where to preview and download some styles?
>
> I think you should read an introductory book about LaTeX!
>
> [...]
>
> Best,
>   Christoph
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