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renew section command with args
How can I renew the section command to include some additional arguments and start a multicolum section?
something like:
\section{title}{toc-title}{picture}{second picture}{subtitle}{author}
I just ...
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Align baseline in multicol
I'm using the multicol package and would like to align the baseline of the two columns. The simple use of a \paragraph heading seems to throw off the alignment, which can be pretty jarring visually. ...
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Accidental indent in multicols environment
I have some ugly (?) code that produces a vertical bar to the left of Sections. All is well until I introduce multicols right after the section start. That gives me an undesired indent for the first ...
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Is it possible to define a `multicols{2}` preamble switch that works for \chapter?
With standard LaTeX, issuing \twocolumn in the preambe causes the document to be typeset in two columns -- except that \chapter will produce separate one-column chapter headings.
\documentclass{book}
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Table of contents without title
I would like to have two-columned table of contents:
\begin{multicols}{2}
\tableofcontents
\end{multicols}
But it looks wierd if I have a title included in two columns - second ...
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biblatex/multicol: Incorrect vertical space after bibliography heading
I'm trying to typeset a bibliography inside a multicols environment, but with the heading as a single column (using multicols' optional argument). I've noticed that the vertical space between the ...
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How can I create a bibliography like a section?
I have the following:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{multicol}
\begin{document}
\begin{multicols}{2}
\section{}
\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\subsection{Differentiation}
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First line of first paragraph after section/subsection is indented
When writing an essay with the article class, the first line after a section or subsection has somewhere along the way become indented.
According to typographic standards (American standards, I ...
