I searched by Google, and I found question “Why does underlined text not get wrapped once it hits the end of a line ?”.
The answer said, “Use the \ul
command of the soul package instead”.
For example, I write the next source.
latex
1\documentclass[12pt, a5paper,dvipdfmx]{article}
2\usepackage{soul}
3
4\begin{document}
5
6Creates a slider widget which can take on the values in `vals' and accepts several ``handles''.
7Pass a vector to `value' with two values if you want to select a range.
8
9\ul{Use the orientation=``vertical'' keyword argument to create a vertical slider.
10By default the slider is top-to-botom and left-to-right,
11but this can be changed using the direction=``rtl'' keyword argument}.
12
13
14\end{document}
The result is next figure.

Or, \usepackage[normalem]{ulem}
and \uline{...}
, too.
At the question, soul
package was troubled with \cite{}
, so ulem
is better, maybe.
バッドをするには、ログインかつ
こちらの条件を満たす必要があります。
2023/06/20 13:54
2023/06/20 14:54 編集
2023/06/20 14:49
2023/06/20 14:56
2023/06/20 14:57
2023/06/20 15:20