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Whitespace in math mode

9. April 2014 by tom 1 Comment

There are a number of predefined commands to add whitespace in LaTeX math mode. These are summarized in the list below.   Example usage of medium space \: Here, we use whitespace to separate symbols from regular text. Whitespace commands are available by default. Additional packages are necessary to produce natural number symbol and \text … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, math, Tips & tricks Tagged: enspace, hfill, hspace, LaTeX, math mode, qquad, quad, spacing, thinspace, whitespace

Multiple glossaries in LaTeX

1. April 2014 by tom Leave a Comment

Recently I was asked how to produce multiple glossaries in the same document. The glossaries package, which supersedes glossary, provides such functionality. In this post, I primarily focus on adding topic-specific glossaries besides the main glossary and list of acronyms. Links to further readings are given for glossaries package basics as well as for chapter-/section-/equation-wise … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: acronyms, chapter, equation, glossaries, glossary, LaTeX, multilple, nomenclature, section, usepackage

Table of contents, list of figures and tables as sections in a report

25. March 2014 by tom 21 Comments

By default, the table of contents (TOC), list of figures (LOF) and list of tables (LOT) are typeset as chapters when using the report document class. However, the level of the heading can be changed. In this post, I will show how to decrease the level of the TOC, LOF, and LOT to section. Similarly, … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Figure & table, Introduction, LaTeX, Tips & tricks Tagged: chapter, documentclass, heading, LaTeX, listoffigures, listoftables, report, section, tableofcontents

Figure with border in LaTeX

20. February 2014 by tom 1 Comment

Often, figures have a white background which makes the figure border invisible on white paper. If a figure has several disconnected elements, it looks better to delimit them with a frame around figure. The adjustbox package scales, resizes, trims, rotates, and also frames LaTeX content. Conveniently, these functions can be exported to the \includegraphics command, … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Figure & table, LaTeX, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: adjustbox, border, figure, frame, graphicx, includegraphics, LaTeX, subfig, subfigure, usepackage

Sub-caption above subfigures and subtables

23. January 2014 by tom 6 Comments

I was recently asked an interesting question about how to place a sub-caption on top of a sub-figure. By default, sub-captions are produced below sub-figures. When using the subfigure package, the answer is reasonably easy. The package has an option to move the sub-captions on top of the figure. However, I was curious how other … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Figure & table, LaTeX, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: above, caption, figure, LaTeX, position, subcaption, subfig, subfigure, subfloat, subtable, table, top, usepackage
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