How to keep a "rare" ligature from interfering with a "common" ligature?
What should be included in "good practices" for Tikz 101
How to only display the mantissa of a number (without the exponent part)
How does \delimiter work? How does it convert its argument into character(s?) and why?
How to change from "CHAPITRE" to "CHAPTER"
How to get a very compact TOC
How to typeset in initex?
How to keep a "rare" ligature from interfering with a "common" ligature?
In ligature-rich Opentype fonts which feature both "common" and "rare" ligatures, it can happen that a "rare" ligature is applied first to one character pair, pre-empting the use of a "common" or ...
- asked by Mico (33 votes), answered by Mico (12 votes)
What should be included in "good practices" for Tikz 101 http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/297025/what-should-be-included-in-good-practices-for-tikz-101
I have been making graphics (mostly flow graphs) for my presentations, lately, using Powerpoint and most recently LucidChart. I kind of avoided using Latex for this purpose as I had a feeling that its ...
- asked by NAASI (23 votes), answered by Stefan Kottwitz (24 votes)
How to only display the mantissa of a number (without the exponent part)
Is there any command that allows us to extract the mantissa of a number like 2.36e6 so we can get 2.36? Something like this: \mantissa{2.36e6}
- asked by Hafid Boukhoulda (9 votes), answered by egreg (6 votes)
How does \delimiter work? How does it convert its argument into character(s?) and why?
studying the definition of \lvert (which just made me finally understand what does mean \@xp\@gobble and how it works \o/), I found the \delimiter command, with a numeric argument advanced by ...
- asked by galex-713 (9 votes), answered by David Carlisle (9 votes)
How to change from "CHAPITRE" to "CHAPTER" http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/296314/how-to-change-from-chapitre-to-chapter
I am writing a PhD thesis. Some parts of my thesis need to be in French, but the main language is English. I am using \documentclass[english,letterpaper,12pt,oneside,final]{book} ...
- asked by Hasan (9 votes), answered by egreg (22 votes)
How to get a very compact TOC http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/296056/how-to-get-a-very-compact-toc
This is how the original TOC looks. This original format of the table of contents takes too much space. I wanted some format that is compact and found this sample. I am also searching for other ...
- asked by user44342 (9 votes), answered by JP-Ellis (18 votes)
How to typeset in initex? http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/296880/how-to-typeset-in-initex
Just curious how to typeset letter 'a' in initex without 'overfull' warnings. $ tex -ini '\font\f=cmr10\f a\end' This is TeX, Version 3.14159265 (TeX Live 2015/Debian) (INITEX) Overfull \hbox ...
- asked by Igor Liferenko (8 votes), answered by David Carlisle (6 votes)