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eledmac and two column footnotes
I like dblfnote and have been working with it for a good while. Now my footnotes are just getting too long and the typesetting results accordingly undesirable, they would be way better if footnotes ...
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Centering contents name with [twocolumn] contents
I'm trying to make Table of Contents in two columns, but I'd like to center the contents name.
Now I'm doing
\twocolumn
\tableofcontents
but these commands give something like this:
Contents name ...
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Independent Columns Environment
I am creating a two-page syllabus with a tikz calendar in the left column and all of the content on the right side of the page. Currently the right content is just like a normal article class document ...
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How to center the caption in onecolumn space?
I used the commands \onecolumn and \twocolumn to have some images in one column, but now the images' captions are not centered. How can I solve this problem?
My code is like below:
\one column
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1answer
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\twocolumn undefined control sequence }] [closed]
I am trying to add a figure (a center environment) two a \twocolumn command. I tried this:
\documentclass[10pt,twocolumn]{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{subfig}
\begin{document}
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1answer
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Span columns with a 'center' environment
For the question How to place a "banner image" at the top of a paper the solution was to use a center environment to create a non-floating figure:
\documentclass{acmtog}
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2
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1answer
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Flushing within twocolumn article
I am new to LaTeX and I'm creating a template for handins for school work.
I am using the article document class with the twoclumn option. In the beginning of the template I am making a header with ...
1
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2answers
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Centering an image and a two-column layout.
Here's what I'd like to do. Place a centered image, and then have two columns of text centered below it. I did the following:
\begin{center}
\includegraphics{image}
\begin{multicols}{2}
lots of text
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