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[Q] Increase fontsize in Latex in Matlab Publishing?

Hi everyone,

I just started to use Matlab Publishing? I would like to type simple
equation such as

% $$\vec{s} = a_1 \cdot \vec{b_1}

This works well. But I would like to increase the font size of the
equation since the equation looks small compared with the rest of the
HTML file. I can try the following but it makes no difference to the
size,

% $$\fontsize{200}{200}\vec{s} = a_1 \cdot \vec{b_1}

Also I would like to add either tab or spaces in front of the
equation so that it does not start at column 1.

Thanks.

Because $$ here puts you into math mode in LaTeX, the normal TeX
formatting commands don't work. Perhaps a TeX-head will jump in here
and tell us if there's a way.

You can hack the font size larger. In publish.m, near line 404,
there's a line like this:

    temptext = text('parent',tempaxes,'position',[.5 .5], ...
        'horizontalalignment','center','fontsize',22, ...
        'interpreter','latex');

You can adjust the "22" appropriately.

You'll also need to delete the equations in your "html" directory to
have them regenerated.