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How to translate “Keywords” to Spanish “Palabras claves”
Spanish GlossaryWrite a class with language dependent stringsAuthors Suppressed Due to Excessive LengthUsing epsfig in lncs guidelinesspanish and lost figureBibliography in LNCS doesn't work as expectedTranslate or encode biblatex language entryHow to use authblk in spanish?Change language to Spanish in templateDifferences between documentclass[spanish]article and usepackage[spanish]babel
I am writing a document in Spanish using the template Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)and I want to change the predefined
"Keywords" to the Spanish term "Palabras claves"
I am using:
usepackage[spanish]babel
but it doesn't change "keywords" (although, for example, it changes "Abstract" to "Resumen").
This is how I am using the keywords:
beginabstract
La gestión ....
keywordsopen data, open source
endabstract
babel languages lncs
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
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I am writing a document in Spanish using the template Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)and I want to change the predefined
"Keywords" to the Spanish term "Palabras claves"
I am using:
usepackage[spanish]babel
but it doesn't change "keywords" (although, for example, it changes "Abstract" to "Resumen").
This is how I am using the keywords:
beginabstract
La gestión ....
keywordsopen data, open source
endabstract
babel languages lncs
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
1135
5
It depends on how the class and packages define thekeywordstext. Could you please provide us with a minimal working example (MWE)?
– Phelype Oleinik
May 12 at 20:30
1
Welcome to TeX.SE. How do you enter the keywords? E.g., viakeywords...? If so, which document class do you employ?
– Mico
May 12 at 20:36
1
Hi, I have edited the question to show how I am using the keywords and the basic template "LNCS" to give a MWE
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 20:50
add a comment |
I am writing a document in Spanish using the template Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)and I want to change the predefined
"Keywords" to the Spanish term "Palabras claves"
I am using:
usepackage[spanish]babel
but it doesn't change "keywords" (although, for example, it changes "Abstract" to "Resumen").
This is how I am using the keywords:
beginabstract
La gestión ....
keywordsopen data, open source
endabstract
babel languages lncs
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
1135
I am writing a document in Spanish using the template Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)and I want to change the predefined
"Keywords" to the Spanish term "Palabras claves"
I am using:
usepackage[spanish]babel
but it doesn't change "keywords" (although, for example, it changes "Abstract" to "Resumen").
This is how I am using the keywords:
beginabstract
La gestión ....
keywordsopen data, open source
endabstract
babel languages lncs
babel languages lncs
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
1135
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
1135
edited May 12 at 20:48
Pablo Ezequiel
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
1135
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
1135
asked May 12 at 20:28
Pablo EzequielPablo Ezequiel
1135
1135
5
It depends on how the class and packages define thekeywordstext. Could you please provide us with a minimal working example (MWE)?
– Phelype Oleinik
May 12 at 20:30
1
Welcome to TeX.SE. How do you enter the keywords? E.g., viakeywords...? If so, which document class do you employ?
– Mico
May 12 at 20:36
1
Hi, I have edited the question to show how I am using the keywords and the basic template "LNCS" to give a MWE
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 20:50
add a comment |
5
It depends on how the class and packages define thekeywordstext. Could you please provide us with a minimal working example (MWE)?
– Phelype Oleinik
May 12 at 20:30
1
Welcome to TeX.SE. How do you enter the keywords? E.g., viakeywords...? If so, which document class do you employ?
– Mico
May 12 at 20:36
1
Hi, I have edited the question to show how I am using the keywords and the basic template "LNCS" to give a MWE
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 20:50
5
5
It depends on how the class and packages define the
keywords text. Could you please provide us with a minimal working example (MWE)?– Phelype Oleinik
May 12 at 20:30
It depends on how the class and packages define the
keywords text. Could you please provide us with a minimal working example (MWE)?– Phelype Oleinik
May 12 at 20:30
1
1
Welcome to TeX.SE. How do you enter the keywords? E.g., via
keywords...? If so, which document class do you employ?– Mico
May 12 at 20:36
Welcome to TeX.SE. How do you enter the keywords? E.g., via
keywords...? If so, which document class do you employ?– Mico
May 12 at 20:36
1
1
Hi, I have edited the question to show how I am using the keywords and the basic template "LNCS" to give a MWE
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 20:50
Hi, I have edited the question to show how I am using the keywords and the basic template "LNCS" to give a MWE
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 20:50
add a comment |
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The llncs document class features the class options deutsch and francais, but nothing for spanish. :-(
I suggest you add the instruction
renewcommandkeywordnamebfseries Palabras claves:
in the preamble. For further language customization possibilities, see lines 80 thru 114 of the file llncs.cls.
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
thanks! It works ok
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 21:28
add a comment |
It's a good occasion for fixing bad coding by the llncs class.
documentclassllncs
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[spanish]babel
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum % just for the example
addtocaptionsenglishrenewcommandkeywordnameKeywords
addtocaptionsspanishrenewcommandkeywordnamePalabras claves
AtBeginDocument%
patchcmdkeywordskeywordnametextbfkeywordname:%
begindocument
titleEl título
authorAutor
instituteInstitución \ emailemail
maketitle
beginabstract
lipsum[1][1-3]
endabstract
keywordsabc, def, ghi
sectionIntroducción
lipsum[1]
enddocument
Hardwiring bf (yes, that's it!) in keywordname is wrong to begin with. By also setting the name for English allows you to have bilingual keywords, in case of need. And is better programming anyway.
answered May 12 at 21:41
egregegreg
744k8919473283
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The llncs document class features the class options deutsch and francais, but nothing for spanish. :-(
I suggest you add the instruction
renewcommandkeywordnamebfseries Palabras claves:
in the preamble. For further language customization possibilities, see lines 80 thru 114 of the file llncs.cls.
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
thanks! It works ok
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 21:28
add a comment |
The llncs document class features the class options deutsch and francais, but nothing for spanish. :-(
I suggest you add the instruction
renewcommandkeywordnamebfseries Palabras claves:
in the preamble. For further language customization possibilities, see lines 80 thru 114 of the file llncs.cls.
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
thanks! It works ok
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 21:28
add a comment |
The llncs document class features the class options deutsch and francais, but nothing for spanish. :-(
I suggest you add the instruction
renewcommandkeywordnamebfseries Palabras claves:
in the preamble. For further language customization possibilities, see lines 80 thru 114 of the file llncs.cls.
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
The llncs document class features the class options deutsch and francais, but nothing for spanish. :-(
I suggest you add the instruction
renewcommandkeywordnamebfseries Palabras claves:
in the preamble. For further language customization possibilities, see lines 80 thru 114 of the file llncs.cls.
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
answered May 12 at 21:16
MicoMico
292k32401788
292k32401788
thanks! It works ok
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 21:28
add a comment |
thanks! It works ok
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 21:28
thanks! It works ok
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 21:28
thanks! It works ok
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 21:28
add a comment |
It's a good occasion for fixing bad coding by the llncs class.
documentclassllncs
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[spanish]babel
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum % just for the example
addtocaptionsenglishrenewcommandkeywordnameKeywords
addtocaptionsspanishrenewcommandkeywordnamePalabras claves
AtBeginDocument%
patchcmdkeywordskeywordnametextbfkeywordname:%
begindocument
titleEl título
authorAutor
instituteInstitución \ emailemail
maketitle
beginabstract
lipsum[1][1-3]
endabstract
keywordsabc, def, ghi
sectionIntroducción
lipsum[1]
enddocument
Hardwiring bf (yes, that's it!) in keywordname is wrong to begin with. By also setting the name for English allows you to have bilingual keywords, in case of need. And is better programming anyway.
answered May 12 at 21:41
egregegreg
744k8919473283
add a comment |
It's a good occasion for fixing bad coding by the llncs class.
documentclassllncs
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[spanish]babel
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum % just for the example
addtocaptionsenglishrenewcommandkeywordnameKeywords
addtocaptionsspanishrenewcommandkeywordnamePalabras claves
AtBeginDocument%
patchcmdkeywordskeywordnametextbfkeywordname:%
begindocument
titleEl título
authorAutor
instituteInstitución \ emailemail
maketitle
beginabstract
lipsum[1][1-3]
endabstract
keywordsabc, def, ghi
sectionIntroducción
lipsum[1]
enddocument
Hardwiring bf (yes, that's it!) in keywordname is wrong to begin with. By also setting the name for English allows you to have bilingual keywords, in case of need. And is better programming anyway.
answered May 12 at 21:41
egregegreg
744k8919473283
add a comment |
It's a good occasion for fixing bad coding by the llncs class.
documentclassllncs
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[spanish]babel
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum % just for the example
addtocaptionsenglishrenewcommandkeywordnameKeywords
addtocaptionsspanishrenewcommandkeywordnamePalabras claves
AtBeginDocument%
patchcmdkeywordskeywordnametextbfkeywordname:%
begindocument
titleEl título
authorAutor
instituteInstitución \ emailemail
maketitle
beginabstract
lipsum[1][1-3]
endabstract
keywordsabc, def, ghi
sectionIntroducción
lipsum[1]
enddocument
Hardwiring bf (yes, that's it!) in keywordname is wrong to begin with. By also setting the name for English allows you to have bilingual keywords, in case of need. And is better programming anyway.
answered May 12 at 21:41
egregegreg
744k8919473283
It's a good occasion for fixing bad coding by the llncs class.
documentclassllncs
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[spanish]babel
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum % just for the example
addtocaptionsenglishrenewcommandkeywordnameKeywords
addtocaptionsspanishrenewcommandkeywordnamePalabras claves
AtBeginDocument%
patchcmdkeywordskeywordnametextbfkeywordname:%
begindocument
titleEl título
authorAutor
instituteInstitución \ emailemail
maketitle
beginabstract
lipsum[1][1-3]
endabstract
keywordsabc, def, ghi
sectionIntroducción
lipsum[1]
enddocument
Hardwiring bf (yes, that's it!) in keywordname is wrong to begin with. By also setting the name for English allows you to have bilingual keywords, in case of need. And is better programming anyway.
answered May 12 at 21:41
egregegreg
744k8919473283
answered May 12 at 21:41
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744k8919473283
answered May 12 at 21:41
egregegreg
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answered May 12 at 21:41
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It depends on how the class and packages define the
keywordstext. Could you please provide us with a minimal working example (MWE)?– Phelype Oleinik
May 12 at 20:30
1
Welcome to TeX.SE. How do you enter the keywords? E.g., via
keywords...? If so, which document class do you employ?– Mico
May 12 at 20:36
1
Hi, I have edited the question to show how I am using the keywords and the basic template "LNCS" to give a MWE
– Pablo Ezequiel
May 12 at 20:50