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I'd like to have some vertical space between paragraphs, but both \setlength\parskip and the parskip package mess up the spacing for things like theorems and the title.

Is it possible to make Latex add vertical space only right before a paragraph that is normally indented?

  • you should use a class designed for that eg the koma script classes or the ntg classes. Basically at the level \parskip is activated everything is a paragraph, so you need to specify lengths for theorems and lists etc in the knowledge that parskip space is being applied, rather than take a class designed for zero parskip and make it all work when that is changed. – David Carlisle Feb 01 '20 at 07:57
  • You could manually insert a \medskip everywhere needed. – John Kormylo Feb 01 '20 at 18:38

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