Standard margin in documentclass article

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I want to increase the (right) margin in the documentclass article about 0.5cm. How could I achieve this? I can use the package geometry but for that I must know the standard margin of this class.






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  • have a look at tex.stackexchange.com/a/44852/36296
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    Note that if you use the pass option for geometry, it will preserve the existing margins of the underlying class, while making the tools of the package available to you. But you will see in my answer that you don't even need geometry to globally change the right margin
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I want to increase the (right) margin in the documentclass article about 0.5cm. How could I achieve this? I can use the package geometry but for that I must know the standard margin of this class.






margins article







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  • have a look at tex.stackexchange.com/a/44852/36296
    – samcarter
    Aug 15 at 13:10






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    Note that if you use the pass option for geometry, it will preserve the existing margins of the underlying class, while making the tools of the package available to you. But you will see in my answer that you don't even need geometry to globally change the right margin
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 13:14












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I want to increase the (right) margin in the documentclass article about 0.5cm. How could I achieve this? I can use the package geometry but for that I must know the standard margin of this class.






margins article







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I want to increase the (right) margin in the documentclass article about 0.5cm. How could I achieve this? I can use the package geometry but for that I must know the standard margin of this class.






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  • have a look at tex.stackexchange.com/a/44852/36296
    – samcarter
    Aug 15 at 13:10






  • 2




    Note that if you use the pass option for geometry, it will preserve the existing margins of the underlying class, while making the tools of the package available to you. But you will see in my answer that you don't even need geometry to globally change the right margin
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 13:14
















  • have a look at tex.stackexchange.com/a/44852/36296
    – samcarter
    Aug 15 at 13:10






  • 2




    Note that if you use the pass option for geometry, it will preserve the existing margins of the underlying class, while making the tools of the package available to you. But you will see in my answer that you don't even need geometry to globally change the right margin
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 13:14















have a look at tex.stackexchange.com/a/44852/36296
– samcarter
Aug 15 at 13:10




have a look at tex.stackexchange.com/a/44852/36296
– samcarter
Aug 15 at 13:10




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Note that if you use the pass option for geometry, it will preserve the existing margins of the underlying class, while making the tools of the package available to you. But you will see in my answer that you don't even need geometry to globally change the right margin
– Steven B. Segletes
Aug 15 at 13:14




Note that if you use the pass option for geometry, it will preserve the existing margins of the underlying class, while making the tools of the package available to you. But you will see in my answer that you don't even need geometry to globally change the right margin
– Steven B. Segletes
Aug 15 at 13:14










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documentclassarticle
usepackagelipsum
%textwidth=dimexprtextwidth-.5cmrelax% BRUTE syntax
%advancetextwidth by -0.5cm% TeX'ey syntax
addtolengthtextwidth-0.5cm% LaTeX'ey syntax
begindocument
lipsum[1]
enddocument


Syntax EDITED to reflect LaTeX (rather than BRUTE syntax), per suggestion of egreg.






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    The “TeX'ey syntax” would be advancetextwidth by -0.5cm
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  • @user372565 You are welcome. If you only need the change for part of a document, there is the rightskip (and leftskip) lengths that can accomplish this, though there can be side effects from this alternate approach.
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 16:35










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documentclassarticle
usepackagelipsum
%textwidth=dimexprtextwidth-.5cmrelax% BRUTE syntax
%advancetextwidth by -0.5cm% TeX'ey syntax
addtolengthtextwidth-0.5cm% LaTeX'ey syntax
begindocument
lipsum[1]
enddocument


Syntax EDITED to reflect LaTeX (rather than BRUTE syntax), per suggestion of egreg.






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    The “TeX'ey syntax” would be advancetextwidth by -0.5cm
    – egreg
    Aug 15 at 14:35










  • @user372565 You are welcome. If you only need the change for part of a document, there is the rightskip (and leftskip) lengths that can accomplish this, though there can be side effects from this alternate approach.
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 16:35














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documentclassarticle
usepackagelipsum
%textwidth=dimexprtextwidth-.5cmrelax% BRUTE syntax
%advancetextwidth by -0.5cm% TeX'ey syntax
addtolengthtextwidth-0.5cm% LaTeX'ey syntax
begindocument
lipsum[1]
enddocument


Syntax EDITED to reflect LaTeX (rather than BRUTE syntax), per suggestion of egreg.






share|improve this answer


















  • 1




    The “TeX'ey syntax” would be advancetextwidth by -0.5cm
    – egreg
    Aug 15 at 14:35










  • @user372565 You are welcome. If you only need the change for part of a document, there is the rightskip (and leftskip) lengths that can accomplish this, though there can be side effects from this alternate approach.
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 16:35












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documentclassarticle
usepackagelipsum
%textwidth=dimexprtextwidth-.5cmrelax% BRUTE syntax
%advancetextwidth by -0.5cm% TeX'ey syntax
addtolengthtextwidth-0.5cm% LaTeX'ey syntax
begindocument
lipsum[1]
enddocument


Syntax EDITED to reflect LaTeX (rather than BRUTE syntax), per suggestion of egreg.






share|improve this answer














documentclassarticle
usepackagelipsum
%textwidth=dimexprtextwidth-.5cmrelax% BRUTE syntax
%advancetextwidth by -0.5cm% TeX'ey syntax
addtolengthtextwidth-0.5cm% LaTeX'ey syntax
begindocument
lipsum[1]
enddocument


Syntax EDITED to reflect LaTeX (rather than BRUTE syntax), per suggestion of egreg.







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    The “TeX'ey syntax” would be advancetextwidth by -0.5cm
    – egreg
    Aug 15 at 14:35










  • @user372565 You are welcome. If you only need the change for part of a document, there is the rightskip (and leftskip) lengths that can accomplish this, though there can be side effects from this alternate approach.
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 16:35












  • 1




    The “TeX'ey syntax” would be advancetextwidth by -0.5cm
    – egreg
    Aug 15 at 14:35










  • @user372565 You are welcome. If you only need the change for part of a document, there is the rightskip (and leftskip) lengths that can accomplish this, though there can be side effects from this alternate approach.
    – Steven B. Segletes
    Aug 15 at 16:35







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The “TeX'ey syntax” would be advancetextwidth by -0.5cm
– egreg
Aug 15 at 14:35




The “TeX'ey syntax” would be advancetextwidth by -0.5cm
– egreg
Aug 15 at 14:35












@user372565 You are welcome. If you only need the change for part of a document, there is the rightskip (and leftskip) lengths that can accomplish this, though there can be side effects from this alternate approach.
– Steven B. Segletes
Aug 15 at 16:35




@user372565 You are welcome. If you only need the change for part of a document, there is the rightskip (and leftskip) lengths that can accomplish this, though there can be side effects from this alternate approach.
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Aug 15 at 16:35

















 

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