Typlatex

Typlatex (Typora + LaTeX) brings the look of a typeset journal article into Typora. Documents are shown on an A4 paper card with fully justified, two-column text, serif body type, unindented paragraphs separated by a small gap (LaTeX-style first-line indents are one variable away), and booktabs-style three-line tables. Export to PDF is a true A4 two-column page via a single @page rule.

Features

• A4 paper preview — the document sits on a white A4 card over a gray desk; @page { size: A4 } makes PDF export match what you see.
• Two-column journal typesetting — justified text, balanced columns, five-size (10.5pt) serif body, LaTeX-style indents (first paragraph after a heading is not indented).
• Figures & captions — an image on its own paragraph spans both columns automatically (like figure*); inline images stay in-column. An italic-only paragraph right after a figure becomes a centered blue caption — with or without a blank line between them.
• Span anything with --- — the signature trick: the horizontal rule is an invisible trigger, so the next block (paragraph, $$ math block, or table) crosses both columns. Tables use booktabs rules by default.
• Six-theme family — combine column rhythm (journal / book / single column) with two looks: plain, and “Ink” — a dark label with one huge bottom-right round corner set into a light gray track, with coral bold emphasis.

Installation

1. Download and unzip the theme package.
2. Open Typora → Preferences → Appearance → Open Theme Folder.
3. Copy the .css file(s) you like into that folder.
4. Restart Typora and select the theme from the Themes menu.

Requires Typora ≥ 1.6 (uses CSS :has()). Tested on Typora 1.14.9 (Windows).

MIT licensed.