For instance, with margins and font I’m using, this code produces the following.
#lorem(12) $forall a in (A sect B)$ #lorem(12)
But I want the $forall a in (A sect B)$ to appear on a single line. Is there a way to ensure this?
You can do this be putting the it inside a box, i.e.
#lorem(12) #box($forall a in (A sect B)$) #lorem(12)
If you want this behaviour for all inline equations, you can do the following:
#show math.equation.where(block: false): box
In this case all such equations would automatically be wrapped by a box.
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Amazing!! Thank you!!!
Hi @Monkey,
I’m glad @ludwig’s solution was helpful to you 
For the benefit of other users of the forum, please consider moving the question to the Questions category (this can be done by editing the question) and marking @ludwig’s answer as the solution (there is ‘🗹 Solution’ button below every reply).
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I would like to note that you should wrap code in `` (for inline code) or in code block fences to improve readability and add a button (for a code block only) to be able to quickly copy any code snippet.
A quote from How to post in the Questions category :
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I have tried this solution, however it has an unexpected behaviour:
Before:
After (using the solution provided by @ludwig ):
So the box changes the alignement of the equation within text. Is this expected?
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