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Multiple page styles with fancyhdr

16. September 2013 by tom 9 Comments

The fancyhdr package provides an easy and flexible way to customize the page style. Furthermore, the package makes it easy to define new page styles. In this post, I will briefly show how to define an alternative page style in general and illustrate two possible applications including complete code examples: Different page style in the … [Read more…]

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Posted in: LaTeX, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: chapter, fancyhdr, fancypagestyle, LaTeX, pagestyle, thispagestyle, usepackage

[R/knitr] Automatic bibliography generation with biblatex in RStudio

20. August 2013 by tom 16 Comments

Everybody is talking about making research reproducible. With the integration of knitr in RStudio, reproducible research has been made available to people who are less familiar with the Terminal. All you need is some basics in R and LaTeX and you can generate reports directly from within RStudio. With a few tweaks,  RStudio automatically generates … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Bibtex & biblatex, Introduction, LaTeX, R, Sweave/knitr, Tips & tricks Tagged: biblatex, bibliography, bibtex, knitr, LaTeX, MWE, reproducible research, RStudio

Tidy and compact table of contents with multitoc

14. August 2013 by tom Leave a Comment

The multitoc package provides an easy and clean way to save space when producing a table of contents. It allows for two or more columns. Similarly, list of figures and list of tables can be compressed.   The basics To produce a multi-column table of contents like the one above you’ll have to do the … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Figure & table, Introduction, LaTeX, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: LaTeX, listoffigures, listoftables, multicol, multitoc, tableofcontent, usepackage

How to add extra space to the table of contents, list of figures and tables

16. July 2013 by tom 25 Comments

The tocloft package implements a number of commands to customize the table of contents, list of figures and list of tables. One of these commands provided by the package adds whitespace before entries. This is particularly neat for short documents, but might also improve the readability in longer content lists. However, it has its limitations … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Figure & table, Introduction, LaTeX, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: addtocontents, cftbeforeXskip, cftXafterpnum, conditional space toc, etoolbox, LaTeX, listoffigures, listoftables, tableofcontents, tocloft

LaTeX heatmap using tabular

13. June 2013 by tom 4 Comments

Inspired by a question in the latex-community.org forum and on the basis of a solution to a similar question on tex.SX, I came up with some code to plot a heatmap based on matrix in form of a standard tabular environment.   Single color example I will first consider a more basic case where the … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Figure & table, LaTeX, Tips & tricks Tagged: collcell, color, color grid, column, heatmap, LaTeX, tabular
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