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Making bibliography single spaced without setspace package



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Adjusting the space in the referencesHow can I stop LaTeX from overriding instructions on spacing?Problems with overriding the values in a cls fileDouble-spacing in text but not footnotes in memoir class while using arabxetexChanging the font spacing in figure/table captionsDouble-spaced paragraphs with single-spaced headers in classicthesis?How can I single space long titles in my table of contents and list of figures/tables?Alter line spacing within entries using biblatexIncreasing title spacing after bibliography heading - natbib package - memoir classChange linespacing in bibliographyLongtable Caption Spacing










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I am writing my thesis and I would like the Bibliography to be single spaced.



I've read about using the singlespace command, but I think this requires using the setspace package which I don't want to do, because this makes all my figure captions single spaced (which I don't want).



I am using renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 in my preamble to set the spacing for the document.



I am just using the default bibliography settings. So I'm just using:



bibliographystyleunsrt

bibliographyrefs


to make my bibliography. Is there a command I can put here to make it single spaced?



Alternatively, if anyone can tell me how to retain double spaced figure captions with setspace that would also work!



Thank you!










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    – yo'
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:39











  • Well, you could change baselinestretch back to the default (1.2?). Have you tried that?

    – cfr
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:56






  • 1





    renewcommandbaselinestretch1 before the bibliography, but really you have renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 ???? double spacing is a typographic disaster at the best of times but this is way more than that, "double" spacing is usually set with less than 2, eg the setspace package uses 1.667

    – David Carlisle
    Jan 13 '15 at 22:01







  • 1





    @DavidCarlisle Yes, but it is a thesis, so it almost certainly has to be a typographical disaster as a condition of graduation :(.

    – cfr
    Jan 14 '15 at 1:40















3















I am writing my thesis and I would like the Bibliography to be single spaced.



I've read about using the singlespace command, but I think this requires using the setspace package which I don't want to do, because this makes all my figure captions single spaced (which I don't want).



I am using renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 in my preamble to set the spacing for the document.



I am just using the default bibliography settings. So I'm just using:



bibliographystyleunsrt

bibliographyrefs


to make my bibliography. Is there a command I can put here to make it single spaced?



Alternatively, if anyone can tell me how to retain double spaced figure captions with setspace that would also work!



Thank you!










share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us to help you and add a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your problem. It will be much easier for us to reproduce your situation and find out what the issue is when we see compilable code, starting with documentclass... and ending with enddocument.

    – yo'
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:39











  • Well, you could change baselinestretch back to the default (1.2?). Have you tried that?

    – cfr
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:56






  • 1





    renewcommandbaselinestretch1 before the bibliography, but really you have renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 ???? double spacing is a typographic disaster at the best of times but this is way more than that, "double" spacing is usually set with less than 2, eg the setspace package uses 1.667

    – David Carlisle
    Jan 13 '15 at 22:01







  • 1





    @DavidCarlisle Yes, but it is a thesis, so it almost certainly has to be a typographical disaster as a condition of graduation :(.

    – cfr
    Jan 14 '15 at 1:40













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I am writing my thesis and I would like the Bibliography to be single spaced.



I've read about using the singlespace command, but I think this requires using the setspace package which I don't want to do, because this makes all my figure captions single spaced (which I don't want).



I am using renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 in my preamble to set the spacing for the document.



I am just using the default bibliography settings. So I'm just using:



bibliographystyleunsrt

bibliographyrefs


to make my bibliography. Is there a command I can put here to make it single spaced?



Alternatively, if anyone can tell me how to retain double spaced figure captions with setspace that would also work!



Thank you!










share|improve this question
















I am writing my thesis and I would like the Bibliography to be single spaced.



I've read about using the singlespace command, but I think this requires using the setspace package which I don't want to do, because this makes all my figure captions single spaced (which I don't want).



I am using renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 in my preamble to set the spacing for the document.



I am just using the default bibliography settings. So I'm just using:



bibliographystyleunsrt

bibliographyrefs


to make my bibliography. Is there a command I can put here to make it single spaced?



Alternatively, if anyone can tell me how to retain double spaced figure captions with setspace that would also work!



Thank you!







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    – yo'
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:39











  • Well, you could change baselinestretch back to the default (1.2?). Have you tried that?

    – cfr
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:56






  • 1





    renewcommandbaselinestretch1 before the bibliography, but really you have renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 ???? double spacing is a typographic disaster at the best of times but this is way more than that, "double" spacing is usually set with less than 2, eg the setspace package uses 1.667

    – David Carlisle
    Jan 13 '15 at 22:01







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    @DavidCarlisle Yes, but it is a thesis, so it almost certainly has to be a typographical disaster as a condition of graduation :(.

    – cfr
    Jan 14 '15 at 1:40












  • 1





    Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us to help you and add a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your problem. It will be much easier for us to reproduce your situation and find out what the issue is when we see compilable code, starting with documentclass... and ending with enddocument.

    – yo'
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:39











  • Well, you could change baselinestretch back to the default (1.2?). Have you tried that?

    – cfr
    Jan 13 '15 at 21:56






  • 1





    renewcommandbaselinestretch1 before the bibliography, but really you have renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 ???? double spacing is a typographic disaster at the best of times but this is way more than that, "double" spacing is usually set with less than 2, eg the setspace package uses 1.667

    – David Carlisle
    Jan 13 '15 at 22:01







  • 1





    @DavidCarlisle Yes, but it is a thesis, so it almost certainly has to be a typographical disaster as a condition of graduation :(.

    – cfr
    Jan 14 '15 at 1:40







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Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us to help you and add a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your problem. It will be much easier for us to reproduce your situation and find out what the issue is when we see compilable code, starting with documentclass... and ending with enddocument.

– yo'
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Well, you could change baselinestretch back to the default (1.2?). Have you tried that?

– cfr
Jan 13 '15 at 21:56





Well, you could change baselinestretch back to the default (1.2?). Have you tried that?

– cfr
Jan 13 '15 at 21:56




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renewcommandbaselinestretch1 before the bibliography, but really you have renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 ???? double spacing is a typographic disaster at the best of times but this is way more than that, "double" spacing is usually set with less than 2, eg the setspace package uses 1.667

– David Carlisle
Jan 13 '15 at 22:01






renewcommandbaselinestretch1 before the bibliography, but really you have renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1 ???? double spacing is a typographic disaster at the best of times but this is way more than that, "double" spacing is usually set with less than 2, eg the setspace package uses 1.667

– David Carlisle
Jan 13 '15 at 22:01





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@DavidCarlisle Yes, but it is a thesis, so it almost certainly has to be a typographical disaster as a condition of graduation :(.

– cfr
Jan 14 '15 at 1:40





@DavidCarlisle Yes, but it is a thesis, so it almost certainly has to be a typographical disaster as a condition of graduation :(.

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As a side note, I would use



linespread2.1selectfont


instead of



renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1


in the preamble.



To answer your question, load the package etoolbox and insert the following line in your preamble



AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont


This will change the line spread to 1 as soon as the bibliography starts.



MWE



beginfilecontents*refs.bib
@articlesomeguykey2010,
author="SomeGuy",
title="A journal article",
year=2010,
journal="A Journal",

@articlesomeotherguykey2013,
author="SomeOtherGuy",
title="A journal article",
year=2013,
journal="A Journal",

endfilecontents*

documentclassarticle

usepackageetoolbox
AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont

usepackagelipsum %just for dummy text


begindocument

linespread2.1selectfont

lipsum[1]

nocite*

bibliographystyleplainnat
bibliographyrefs

enddocument


Output



enter image description here



If you don't want to load etoolbox, simply issue



linespread1selectfont


before your bibliography.






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  • What change I need in AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont to use for biblatex+printbibliography

    – Mr.EU
    Apr 6 '17 at 11:25











  • @Mr.EU For biblatex you have to use AtBeginBibliographylinespread1selectfont.

    – karlkoeller
    Apr 6 '17 at 15:34


















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At some point I wrote or found (?) the following to make my bibliography more compact as I didn't like the standard spacing:



% stop the bibliography from being too spaced out
defthebibliography#1%
section*References@mkbothReferencesReferenceslist
[arabicenumi]settowidthlabelwidth[#1]leftmarginlabelwidth
advanceleftmarginlabelsep
itemsepz@parsepz@topsepz@parskipz@
usecounterenumi
defnewblockhskip .11em plus .33em minus .07em
sloppyclubpenalty4000widowpenalty4000
sfcode`.=1000relax


As others have said you probably also want to add something like renewcommandbaselinestretch1 to this in order to make the line spacing reasonable. (I agree with David's comment that double spacing is a "typographic disaster".)






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      As a side note, I would use



      linespread2.1selectfont


      instead of



      renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1


      in the preamble.



      To answer your question, load the package etoolbox and insert the following line in your preamble



      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont


      This will change the line spread to 1 as soon as the bibliography starts.



      MWE



      beginfilecontents*refs.bib
      @articlesomeguykey2010,
      author="SomeGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2010,
      journal="A Journal",

      @articlesomeotherguykey2013,
      author="SomeOtherGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2013,
      journal="A Journal",

      endfilecontents*

      documentclassarticle

      usepackageetoolbox
      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont

      usepackagelipsum %just for dummy text


      begindocument

      linespread2.1selectfont

      lipsum[1]

      nocite*

      bibliographystyleplainnat
      bibliographyrefs

      enddocument


      Output



      enter image description here



      If you don't want to load etoolbox, simply issue



      linespread1selectfont


      before your bibliography.






      share|improve this answer























      • What change I need in AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont to use for biblatex+printbibliography

        – Mr.EU
        Apr 6 '17 at 11:25











      • @Mr.EU For biblatex you have to use AtBeginBibliographylinespread1selectfont.

        – karlkoeller
        Apr 6 '17 at 15:34















      5














      As a side note, I would use



      linespread2.1selectfont


      instead of



      renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1


      in the preamble.



      To answer your question, load the package etoolbox and insert the following line in your preamble



      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont


      This will change the line spread to 1 as soon as the bibliography starts.



      MWE



      beginfilecontents*refs.bib
      @articlesomeguykey2010,
      author="SomeGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2010,
      journal="A Journal",

      @articlesomeotherguykey2013,
      author="SomeOtherGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2013,
      journal="A Journal",

      endfilecontents*

      documentclassarticle

      usepackageetoolbox
      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont

      usepackagelipsum %just for dummy text


      begindocument

      linespread2.1selectfont

      lipsum[1]

      nocite*

      bibliographystyleplainnat
      bibliographyrefs

      enddocument


      Output



      enter image description here



      If you don't want to load etoolbox, simply issue



      linespread1selectfont


      before your bibliography.






      share|improve this answer























      • What change I need in AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont to use for biblatex+printbibliography

        – Mr.EU
        Apr 6 '17 at 11:25











      • @Mr.EU For biblatex you have to use AtBeginBibliographylinespread1selectfont.

        – karlkoeller
        Apr 6 '17 at 15:34













      5












      5








      5







      As a side note, I would use



      linespread2.1selectfont


      instead of



      renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1


      in the preamble.



      To answer your question, load the package etoolbox and insert the following line in your preamble



      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont


      This will change the line spread to 1 as soon as the bibliography starts.



      MWE



      beginfilecontents*refs.bib
      @articlesomeguykey2010,
      author="SomeGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2010,
      journal="A Journal",

      @articlesomeotherguykey2013,
      author="SomeOtherGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2013,
      journal="A Journal",

      endfilecontents*

      documentclassarticle

      usepackageetoolbox
      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont

      usepackagelipsum %just for dummy text


      begindocument

      linespread2.1selectfont

      lipsum[1]

      nocite*

      bibliographystyleplainnat
      bibliographyrefs

      enddocument


      Output



      enter image description here



      If you don't want to load etoolbox, simply issue



      linespread1selectfont


      before your bibliography.






      share|improve this answer













      As a side note, I would use



      linespread2.1selectfont


      instead of



      renewcommandbaselinestretch2.1


      in the preamble.



      To answer your question, load the package etoolbox and insert the following line in your preamble



      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont


      This will change the line spread to 1 as soon as the bibliography starts.



      MWE



      beginfilecontents*refs.bib
      @articlesomeguykey2010,
      author="SomeGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2010,
      journal="A Journal",

      @articlesomeotherguykey2013,
      author="SomeOtherGuy",
      title="A journal article",
      year=2013,
      journal="A Journal",

      endfilecontents*

      documentclassarticle

      usepackageetoolbox
      AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont

      usepackagelipsum %just for dummy text


      begindocument

      linespread2.1selectfont

      lipsum[1]

      nocite*

      bibliographystyleplainnat
      bibliographyrefs

      enddocument


      Output



      enter image description here



      If you don't want to load etoolbox, simply issue



      linespread1selectfont


      before your bibliography.







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      • What change I need in AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont to use for biblatex+printbibliography

        – Mr.EU
        Apr 6 '17 at 11:25











      • @Mr.EU For biblatex you have to use AtBeginBibliographylinespread1selectfont.

        – karlkoeller
        Apr 6 '17 at 15:34

















      • What change I need in AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont to use for biblatex+printbibliography

        – Mr.EU
        Apr 6 '17 at 11:25











      • @Mr.EU For biblatex you have to use AtBeginBibliographylinespread1selectfont.

        – karlkoeller
        Apr 6 '17 at 15:34
















      What change I need in AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont to use for biblatex+printbibliography

      – Mr.EU
      Apr 6 '17 at 11:25





      What change I need in AtBeginEnvironmentthebibliographylinespread1selectfont to use for biblatex+printbibliography

      – Mr.EU
      Apr 6 '17 at 11:25













      @Mr.EU For biblatex you have to use AtBeginBibliographylinespread1selectfont.

      – karlkoeller
      Apr 6 '17 at 15:34





      @Mr.EU For biblatex you have to use AtBeginBibliographylinespread1selectfont.

      – karlkoeller
      Apr 6 '17 at 15:34











      1














      At some point I wrote or found (?) the following to make my bibliography more compact as I didn't like the standard spacing:



      % stop the bibliography from being too spaced out
      defthebibliography#1%
      section*References@mkbothReferencesReferenceslist
      [arabicenumi]settowidthlabelwidth[#1]leftmarginlabelwidth
      advanceleftmarginlabelsep
      itemsepz@parsepz@topsepz@parskipz@
      usecounterenumi
      defnewblockhskip .11em plus .33em minus .07em
      sloppyclubpenalty4000widowpenalty4000
      sfcode`.=1000relax


      As others have said you probably also want to add something like renewcommandbaselinestretch1 to this in order to make the line spacing reasonable. (I agree with David's comment that double spacing is a "typographic disaster".)






      share|improve this answer



























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        At some point I wrote or found (?) the following to make my bibliography more compact as I didn't like the standard spacing:



        % stop the bibliography from being too spaced out
        defthebibliography#1%
        section*References@mkbothReferencesReferenceslist
        [arabicenumi]settowidthlabelwidth[#1]leftmarginlabelwidth
        advanceleftmarginlabelsep
        itemsepz@parsepz@topsepz@parskipz@
        usecounterenumi
        defnewblockhskip .11em plus .33em minus .07em
        sloppyclubpenalty4000widowpenalty4000
        sfcode`.=1000relax


        As others have said you probably also want to add something like renewcommandbaselinestretch1 to this in order to make the line spacing reasonable. (I agree with David's comment that double spacing is a "typographic disaster".)






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          At some point I wrote or found (?) the following to make my bibliography more compact as I didn't like the standard spacing:



          % stop the bibliography from being too spaced out
          defthebibliography#1%
          section*References@mkbothReferencesReferenceslist
          [arabicenumi]settowidthlabelwidth[#1]leftmarginlabelwidth
          advanceleftmarginlabelsep
          itemsepz@parsepz@topsepz@parskipz@
          usecounterenumi
          defnewblockhskip .11em plus .33em minus .07em
          sloppyclubpenalty4000widowpenalty4000
          sfcode`.=1000relax


          As others have said you probably also want to add something like renewcommandbaselinestretch1 to this in order to make the line spacing reasonable. (I agree with David's comment that double spacing is a "typographic disaster".)






          share|improve this answer













          At some point I wrote or found (?) the following to make my bibliography more compact as I didn't like the standard spacing:



          % stop the bibliography from being too spaced out
          defthebibliography#1%
          section*References@mkbothReferencesReferenceslist
          [arabicenumi]settowidthlabelwidth[#1]leftmarginlabelwidth
          advanceleftmarginlabelsep
          itemsepz@parsepz@topsepz@parskipz@
          usecounterenumi
          defnewblockhskip .11em plus .33em minus .07em
          sloppyclubpenalty4000widowpenalty4000
          sfcode`.=1000relax


          As others have said you probably also want to add something like renewcommandbaselinestretch1 to this in order to make the line spacing reasonable. (I agree with David's comment that double spacing is a "typographic disaster".)







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