Tagged Questions
5
votes
3answers
111 views
Remove math from command parameter to get only the letters
I use a little command, which prints new defined terms in bold, adds a label and adds them to the index.
\newcommand*{\defined}[1]{{\bf #1}\label{#1}\index{#1}}
Now if I do \defined{$G$-invariant} ...
6
votes
1answer
130 views
Bibliography and Index \label for cross-reference
I have each chapter of my book class in a different file all linked up in a master file. I also have bibliography in refs.bib file and also have an index. I'm trying to create a cross-reference to the ...
14
votes
1answer
385 views
How to create my own ref label system?
I want to add a hyperlink to sections where a file is discussed. Additionally the usage should be added to the index. In principle this is very close to the label ref system.
A simple approach would ...
5
votes
3answers
200 views
list of occurences of references
I need a list like the list of figures for \ref entries in the text to instances of a custom Theorem environment. Here's a MWE with a handbuilt example. The solution should add features to this code I ...
0
votes
0answers
88 views
Expanding existing index entries within text [closed]
I have a very complicated document which cannot be easily structured. I have put considerable effort into creating an index. I was also wanting to create cross references within the text. However it ...
5
votes
1answer
287 views
“See also” in index entries
LaTeX's indexing packages makeindex and xindy provide good support for the basic features of an index: runs of pages, nested index sub-entries, and cross-references of the form:
Yurmurm-Peffifoss, ...
3
votes
1answer
559 views
“Manual” customizable reference text
For a document I am writing, I am considering a table indexed by references to positions in the text with a description of each item.
I know already that I can create a phantom section, and make a ...
5
votes
1answer
427 views
How to produce a combined index from multiple documents?
I'm creating a set of documents which are contained in different LaTeX source files and are going to be compiled into different PDF files. Each one can have its own index, generated using the usual ...
21
votes
1answer
4k views
How to make clickable links and cross-references in pdfs produced by LaTeX?
How can I make things link url references, my index, table of contents, and cross references clickable links in documents produced by LaTeX? I generally use pdflatex to produce my documents.
