Open this example on Overleaf. This example produces the following output: Note on the image width Like most packages, markdown loads other packages, including keyval and graphicx, to make use of the commands and features they provide. Here, the image width is set using the \setkeys command...
If you have multiple accounts they will be listed, so be sure to select the one you wish to use: Choose the account, provide the login credentials and sign in to complete the process of linking Mendeley to your Overleaf account. That’s all it takes! If you are logged into Mendeley...
\fontsize{font-size}{baseline-skip}\selectfont Thebaseline-skipvalue determines the distance between baselines of text in a paragraph typeset usingfont-size; it is also stored in a parameter command called\baselineskip—for more detail, see the Overleaf articleHow to change paragraph spacing in ...
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...
Now we have a basic structure for a thesis set up. In thenext postI will show you how to change the page layout and add headers. All articles in this series Part 1: Basic Structure; Part 2: Page Layout; Part 3: Figures, Subfigures and Tables; ...
Open this code in Overleaf. After compiling the project above, the LatexMk file can be downloaded via the Logs and output files button as shown in the following brief video clip: Other notes and advice If you wish to set, or check, the TeX Live version used to compile your project plea...
Latexmk is used by Overleaf to control the compilation of your source LaTeX document into the final typeset PDF file. By using a customized configuration file called Latexmk you can override the default compilation commands to allow Overleaf to compile your document in a special way.Why would I...
Open this setspace example in Overleaf.This example produces the following output: Using the \SetSinglespace commandThe following project is compiled via LuaLaTeX and uses the fontspec package to access the TeX Gyre Pagella fonts. It compares two paragraphs of text typeset in TeX Gyre Pagella: ...
The sub-sections are now in the same style: You should try out some of the formatting options available to see what you like: \bfseries,\itshape: make the heading bold or italic; \scshape:small capitals; \small,\normalsize,\large,\Large,\LARGE,\huge,\Huge: set the font size; ...
I am new to coding - I am using a template to create my CV with overleaf/LaTeX. There were some default settings but I wanted to create some elements that weren't in the default template. I am trying to add in headings within one of my job experiences but my text goes off the page...