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I have \begin{thm} in a lot of my .tex files. Whenever I am not in the selected line I would like this to be rendered as Theorem.

I have tried using conceal but it is limited to rendering a single character.

Does anybody know how to achieve this effect?

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    "I have tried using ..." - please edit and tell us exactly what you tried and how it failed. Thank you.
    – Friedrich
    Sep 21 at 6:18
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    @Friedrich a failing solution is not required to answer this question, which is "how do I turn \begin{thm} into Theorem when the cursor isn't on the line?" [I believe the answer is "you can't," but even an affirmative answer doesn't require starting from the OP's failed attempt?] This isn't Stack Overflow, where a programming question should show the failing program.
    – D. Ben Knoble ♦
    Sep 22 at 14:37
  • @D.BenKnoble accepted. I didn't understand the question until after I posted my comment. Sometimes the failure hints at what OP is trying to achieve. Sometimes they're almost there. In either case, having all the information on the table helps. Not in this case, though.
    – Friedrich
    Sep 22 at 21:04

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