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Tikz nodes with minimum width vs padding [duplicate]
Can anyone explain why
\documentclass[tikz]{standalone}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\node[
minimum width=3cm,
minimum height=15mm,
anchor=south west,
draw,
align=flush left,
...
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Newlines with \msg_term:nnn
How may I introduce newlines with messages passed to \msg_term:nnn? I do not want to include newines in \msg_new:nnn because the newlines would be introduced on all calls to \msg_term:nnn.
\...
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Vertical shift of X relative to digits with Computer Modern Sans Serif/Latin Modern Sans Serif
While using beamer, biblatex and the iso-authoryear (ISO690) style, I noticed that when ISSNs are printed, X's are vertically shifted relative to digits. Here is an example:
\documentclass{beamer}
\...
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Boolean Insertion-sort algorithm in expl3 for use in tikz
I want to build an insertion-sort algorithm for sorting segments in tikz.
In the following algorithm, I make a list of segments, along with their depth, then sort that list by depth, and then loop ...
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Renaming of cutfile of comment package not working
According to the comment package documentation p.2 section 3.1 one should be able to rename the cutfile's file name.
Given the following MWE this does not seem to work:
\documentclass{article}
\...
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How to resolve or suppress 'Missing character in font nullfont' warnings in tikz nodes within tcolorbox
I'm encountering persistent warnings of the form Missing character: There is no (U+....) in font nullfont! when placing graphical elements through overlay using tikz nodes containing text within ...
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Alignment Issue (Node)
I got this idea from someone Named Drew (grab your pencil) on Teachers Pay Teachers. I love the use of Tikz to create his guided notes and I am trying to improve the code so I can use it. I can't ...
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How can I refer to the final labelled subsection within a given section, whichever that subsection is (without giving the label explicitly)?
I have a section with subsections, (and possibly subsubsections), each of which has a label. I want to ref to whichever is the last subsection within that section. I can do that manually like this:
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How to obtain font in Wald's General Relativity?
What is the curly/script font that Wald uses here for the tensor space (the curly T) and the function space (the curly F)? I wasn't able to find these fonts in Table 348 here, nor from other posts.
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Making a column Chart with two different y-axis labeling and scaling
iam trying to do a column chart for my report in latex. The column chart should have two different y-axis labeling and scaling. The one with kwh/m^2 and the other one with kg/m^2. Thats my Code:
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file name in header
I'm struggling with getting the desired information in the header of my document.
MNWE:
% This is main-file.tex
\documentclass[twoside]{scrartcl}
\usepackage{currfile}
\usepackage{blindtext, lipsum}
\...
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Help me refine this model [closed]
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{arrows.meta, positioning}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}[
node distance=3cm and 3.5cm,
every node/.style={rectangle, ...
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Reproducing a triangular‐waveform diagram with grid, axes, ticks and labels in TikZ
I’m trying to recreate the following hand‐drawn diagram in LaTeX using TikZ:
The key features are:
Background grid with 1 cm spacing.
Bold x- and y-axes through the origin, with small tick‐marks at ...
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Reledpar: Problem with sidenotes and numbered lines
I have got a problem with the reledpar package. When I enter a sidenote and it appears in a section that is numbered, the numbering and the note overlap. I can't explain why, as it is described ...
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Is there a better way to write the base of a logarithm? [closed]
Is there a better way to write the base of a logarithm?