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Why the interest in latexmkrc? We've recently had a number of users get in touch to ask how to do certain things with Overleaf, to which our answer has begun: "Firstly, create a custom latexmkrc file in your project...". Given that this isn't the most intuitive part of LaTeX, ...
To build the cross-reference table, Overleaf processed the source code of 9 TeX engines to extract the list of primitives supported by each one: that process produced 9 text files (1 file per TeX engine). Those 9 sets of primitives were combined to create a “master list” which was, i...
Open this example in Overleaf This example produces the following output, with the table centred on the page: Note that thetableenvironment will also let the table "float" to where LaTeX thinks it should go. Here, we applied thefloat placement specifier!hto place the table "here", encouraging...
So, you have finished your project and you are about to convert your lab book entries into a scientific publication. You realize however that you need a narrative for presenting your data and questions are floating around in your mind, such as: prior to submission, what needs to be thought...
When writing something like a thesis its worth splitting up the document into multiple.texfiles. It's also wise to organise the project using folders; therefore, we'll create two new folders, one for all the images used in the project and one for all the.texfiles making up the main bo...
the \textheight is so small that the page can not include 28 rows, so you need to decrease document font size first. there are some vertical shift in the second page, which is caused by the \section commnad, so you need to adjust it. the tabularray.sty in your Overl...
leaving out Rmarkdown, I tried to open their model in R and generate the PDF from latex, even in that case errors are generated (using overleaf.com instead works correctly). I think there is something in the file that R doesn't like, I'll do it manually with Overleaf at this point...
collaboratively on Overleaf, I would include a weblink to the Overleaf project in the main folder. Also, each of these folders contains a project todo list managing the todos for each project. I add information about due dates in these files and add them to my calendar (including reminders)...
Overleaf, another free online LaTeX editor, also has agood LaTeX tutorialthat will teach you the basics. They call it an "interactive" tutorial, but it's really just a sequence of slides. That being said, it's a comprehensive introduction to a lot of the commands you might want to try...