title: "Test 004: New theorems, numbering and styles" author: 'Emma Cliffe, Skills Centre: MASH, University of Bath' date: 'August 2020' site: bookdown::bookdown_site language: en documentclass: article classoption: a4paper fontsize: 10pt geometry: margin=2.5cm output: clavertondown::word_clav: toc: true number_sections: true keep_md: true clavertondown::pdf_clav: latex_engine: pdflatex dev: pdf keep_tex: true fig_caption: false toc: true clavertondown::gitbook_clav: split_by: section config: download: [["Notes.html", "HTML page"], ["Notes.pdf","Standard print PDF"], ["NotesClear.pdf","Clear print PDF"], ["NotesLarge.pdf","Large print PDF"], ["Notes.docx","Accessible Word document"], ["Notes.epub","Accessible EPub book" ]] sharing: no clavertondown::html_clav: toc: true clavertondown::epub_clav: toc: true
\BeginKnitrBlock{definition}
\BeginKnitrBlock{example}
Here is some more boring text in between.
\BeginKnitrBlock{theorem}
Bookdown is needed for things like theorems and internal references
\BeginKnitrBlock{proposition}
You can create new theorem types
\BeginKnitrBlock{Proof}
\EndKnitrBlock{Proof}\BeginKnitrBlock{proof}
\EndKnitrBlock{proof}\BeginKnitrBlock{proposition}
Bookdown is needed for things like theorems and internal references
\BeginKnitrBlock{Thought}
You can create new theorem types
\BeginKnitrBlock{Defns}
\BeginKnitrBlock{Nugget}
You can create new theorem types
\BeginKnitrBlock{Example}
\BeginKnitrBlock{Solution}
\BeginKnitrBlock{Exercises}
\BeginKnitrBlock{solution}
Test
Now go to theorem 1.1 or thought 1.1
\BeginKnitrBlock{solution}
Test
\BeginKnitrBlock{definition}
\BeginKnitrBlock{Thought}
You can create new theorem types
Now an actual new thing: \BeginKnitrBlock{Thought}
Stuff and nonsense
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