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Mar
25
 awarded  Popular Question
Feb
8
 accepted How to put several lines in the numerator of a fraction?
Feb
7
 comment How to put several lines in the numerator of a fraction?
How to align them by centre, instead of right border?
Feb
7
 revised How to put several lines in the numerator of a fraction?
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Feb
7
 asked How to put several lines in the numerator of a fraction?
Jun
17
 accepted How to get rid of an arrow in tikz?
Jun
17
 asked How to get rid of an arrow in tikz?
Jun
14
 comment Position an exampleblock in front of content
It is exactly what was looking for! Thanks a lot.
Jun
14
 accepted Position an exampleblock in front of content
Jun
14
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Jun
14
 awarded  Editor
Jun
14
 revised Position an exampleblock in front of content
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Jun
14
 comment Position an exampleblock in front of content
And also, if i change a beamer theme, i will need to readjust the style of this green box.
Jun
14
 comment Position an exampleblock in front of content
It is not bad, but this approach restricts the contents inside the block. For example i need an {itemize} environment there.
Jun
14
 asked Position an exampleblock in front of content
Jun
2
 comment tikz positioning. How to place a node below of another only by y coordinate, leaving x alone
A'm aware of "matrix of nodes" but I could not make it work with chains.
Jun
2
 comment tikz positioning. How to place a node below of another only by y coordinate, leaving x alone
I'm sorry for the mess. I've mixed the answers.
Jun
2
 comment tikz positioning. How to place a node below of another only by y coordinate, leaving x alone
Thank you. I didn't think, that "at" can work in such complicated manner. (sorry for confusion)
Jun
2
 accepted tikz positioning. How to place a node below of another only by y coordinate, leaving x alone
Jun
2
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