{marginpar} is a command that adds content to the margin of documents.
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How to suppress “underfull \vbox” warning for one specific \marginpar
I have just started using LaTeX, so forgive me if this is a basic question. I have a \marginpar in a two column article. It is very narrow (despite me increasing \marginparwidth). When the document is ...
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Marginpar on a fixed side of two-column double-sided memoir document
I have a two-column, double-sided document class based on memoir, where the wide margin is always on the left. I would like the \marginpar to always be in this left margin, irrespective of whether it ...
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Asymmetrical layout in two-sided document
I use two-sided document mode in Book class KOMA Script. It works well in the sense that the ToC, chapters, titles starts from the odd pages. Exactly we I need in a book.
In a recent book I need to ...
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Margin notes on both left and right?
I've been trying to put margin notes in both the left and the right margins at the same time. My attempts have gone something like:
Lorem{\reversemarginpar\marginpar{Left}} ipsum ...
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How to flow a marginpar that does not fit to next page (or: how to write text with lots of margin notes)?
I analyse an interview transcript and would like to add plenty of notes in the margin. Sometimes these margin notes will not fit on the current page, and thus I would like them to flow to the next ...
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Making \marginpar work with tex4ht
I tried using \marginpar using tex4ht and pdflatex.
Here is the PDF output:
Here is the HTML output:
Is it possible to configure tex4ht to produce HTML output with good looking marginal notes?
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