Customizing the rendering of title fields

Both title information and author information is rendered as a vertical stack of “title blocks” and “author blocks”. The following macros may be used to customize the global rendering of such blocks:

<doc-title-block|content>

<doc-author-block|content>

Macros for rendering one component of the title or author information.

The following macros may be used to customize the rendering of title information; notice that they are usually built on top of doc-title-block.

<doc-make-title|content>

This macro is used for the rendering of the main title information. Usually, it contains at least the title itself, as well as one or several authors.

<doc-render-title|title>

This macro is used for rendering the title of the document. The doc-title macro also takes care of rendering references to potential footnotes.

<doc-subtitle|title>

This macro is used for rendering the subtitle of the document.

<doc-author|content>

In the case when the document has a single author, then this macro is used for rendering the content information about him or her.

<doc-authors|content>

In the case when the document has several authors, then this macros is used for rendering all author-related content which is part of the main title.

<doc-date|date>

This macro is used for rendering the creation date of the document.

The following macros may be used to customize the rendering of author information; notice that they are usually built on top of doc-author-block.

<author-render-name|name>

Renders the name of the author.The author-name macro also takes care of rendering references to potential footnotes.

<author-by|name>

A macro which may put the text “by ” in front of the name of an author.

<author-address|address>

Renders the address of the author.

<author-email|email>

Renders the email address of the author.

<author-homepage|email>

Renders the homepage of the author.

The following macros are used for information which is usually not rendered as a part of the main title, but rather as a footnote or part of the abstract.

<doc-title-note|note>

<doc-author-note|note>

A macro for rendering a note attached to the document or one of its authors. The note will usually appear as part of a footnote. By default, notes that consist of several lines are compressed into a single paragraph.

<doc-keywords|kw-1|⋯|kw-n>

A macro for displaying a list of keywords.

<doc-AMS-class|nr-1|⋯|nr-n>

A macro for displaying a list of A.M.S. subject classification numbers.

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