Best practices: How to tag a tikzpicture (and other things)
mysterious delay when downloading fonts, difference between luatex, luahbtex
Text fractions in Cambria have too much space around solidus
Drawing a matrix with TikZ using a parametric command
Using LaTeX3 keys causes issues with nesting and sub-/superscripts
Why can't \lq and \rq be defined using \let?
How can one typeset an upright hash symbol?
Best practices: How to tag a tikzpicture (and other things) https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=735484
According to the PDF tagging project, I can tag graphics included using \includegraphics via the alt key. What about graphics generated with TikZ? In general, what is the recommended approach to ... [tikz-pgf] [graphics] [tagpdf]
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Score of 7 mysterious delay when downloading fonts, difference between luatex, luahbtex
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OpTeX in TeXlive 2024 is linked to luatex, i.e. the luatex engine is used. I am considering to re-link optex from luatex to luahbtex in new TeXlive 2025, so I started to do some tests. But I noted a ... [luatex] [optex] [luahbtex]
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Score of 7 Text fractions in Cambria have too much space around solidus https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=735223
Text fractions look bad in Cambria for me. I haven't had this problem in other fonts that support them, and they look fine even in Cambria if I use bold, italics, or bold italics. Is there a way that ... [luatex] [fontspec] [fractions]
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of 11 Drawing a matrix with TikZ using a parametric command https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=735116
How can I create a LaTeX command that allows me to draw matrices with parameterizable content, configurable colored cells, and customizable cell colors? I would like to define the matrix values, ... [tikz-pgf] [macros] [tikz-matrix] [newdocumentcommand]
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Score of 9 Using LaTeX3 keys causes issues with nesting and sub-/superscripts
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I'd like to add options to a listing function to make them more comprehensive. These include: Setting left/right delimiters (using a delims key; example would be delims = \lbrace\rbrace which sets {..... [latex3] [subscripts] [superscripts] [nesting] [key-value]
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Score of 7 Why can't \lq and \rq be defined using \let? https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=735369
In the answer to exercise 8.7 in The TeXbook, it is mentioned that if \lq and \rq were to be defined as \let\lq=` and \let\rq=', they will no longer work with constants, aka getting the ASCII code of ... [macros] [tex-core]
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7 How can one typeset an upright hash symbol? https://tex.stackexchange.com/landing/r/digest?cta=question&id=735404
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \cprotect\subsubsection{\verb|I want my hash to appear as it does in the image below|} \url{fromhttps://mathworld.wolfram.com/Primorial.html} \begin{TEXTWinline} I tried \# \text{\#} \textitt{\#} but these lead to, respectively, [symbols] [italic] [slanted]
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