Ciao a tutti, ecco la risposta di André:
> How I can increase, *lightly* and *reasonably*, the default lenght of lines of Classicthesis style?
> Increasing values of 312pt and 657pt “by rough estimate”, like for example something as
> \areaset[5mm]{342pt}{672pt} % ???
> seems to me typographicalally debatable.It is, but it will be no big problem if you do so. (I know of several people who did this with classicthesis.) An alternative might be to increase the fontsize to 11pt or 12pt and to use the higher values available for these. Sorry for the short answer, but I hope it helps
you anyway. (As background information: 312pt for the linewidth is already the upper limit and the main problem is the paper size as most of us can only afford DIN A4/A5 paper and no custom sizes.)> The default lenght of lines of Classicthesis is actually very
> small, and that involve some difficulties: there’re lot of situations of
> overfull hbox, above all in the titles of the paragraphs and in quotation
> environment, due –I think- to the fact that LaTeX hard work to fill up short
> lines adequately.It did not notice this so far…but maybe I should have a look at that as it is a serious issue. Thanks for pointing that out. (I think there are some overfull boxes in the manual as it is no real language and TeX can’t always hyphenate correctly without matching hyphenation patterns…)
Ciao,
L.