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2d	comment	Define a command for vectors, boldface letters, but not numbers but, if you don't want the `0` to be bold, wouldn't it be enough to write `\vec{x}_0`? Edit: While that might also mean, you have to go through your paper again, in my honest opinion `\vec{x}_0` is the semantically correct way to write what you mean, i.e. that you have several vectors x0, x1,...
May 14	comment	What best combination of fonts for Serif, Sans, and Mono do you recommend? Ouh yeah. Vollkorn is one of my favourite Fonts.
Apr 23	comment	Breaking a long math expression Do your formulae really span that much vertical space? Because for the MWE you provided, i would (especially together with the sentence) rather use inline math, i.e. `\bigl(product of (A\times_{c} B) by C\bigr)\times_{c} D by E.` (where i deleted your unbalanced paranthesis after `D`) and used the slightly bigger braces from `amsmath` which still fit into one line.
Apr 19	comment	Custom caption text Have a look at the `caption` package.
Apr 13	comment	How to draw a diagonally-split grid with TikZ? While I have no idea how to omit some of your grid, please note, that your line, which i think should be diagonal, is not. I thinkn the best would be to set the end point to `(10,9)`.
Mar 31	comment	Beamer overlays - how to make things appear in different places? okay, then maybe these commands might inspire the OP to find, what fits best to his needs :)
Mar 30	comment	My tikzpicture is to large for my beamer frame I don't know, whether you typed it wrong, I didn't ;) Anyways, maybe this might also help: Scaling a tikzpicture for a Beamer slide
Mar 30	comment	My tikzpicture is to large for my beamer frame Welcome to TeX.sx! Have you looked at the `scale` key for a `tikzpicture`, i.e. in your case using something like `scale=.8` in the `{}` begind the `\begin{tikzpicture}` ?
Mar 30	comment	Beamer overlays - how to make things appear in different places? If you provide multiple ideas, also `\only<x>` and `\visible<x>` would be great as a comparison.
Mar 30	answered	How to right align a picture?
Mar 30	comment	How to right align a picture? Now, that you changed your question and it is clear that you'Re not working on a document but on beamer slides - look at the manual concerning the `columns` and the `column` environment.
Mar 30	comment	How to right align a picture? Then tell that in the first post of the question. By editing your post i just learned now, that you use beamer which you also didn't mention before. Please be more precise in the future.
Mar 30	revised	How to right align a picture? adapted the answer to the OPs needs.
Mar 30	comment	How to right align a picture? @Vladimir I edited my answer to that question, but again, please provide a full description of qhat you want and what you tried (in an MWE). Adapting an answer step by step by step is not that nice.
Mar 29	answered	How to right align a picture?
Mar 29	comment	How to right align a picture? `\noindent` removes the indent at the start of a paragraph (which is usually `2em`). The `\parbox` makes the text `2cm` in width and after that `hfill` fills the horizontal space, before it adds the image at the end of the line. This works great, if the image is not in a `figure`environment (hence floating).
Mar 29	comment	How to right align a picture? I didn't get your question, can you update the original post above and provide an MWE? I think `\caption{}` is what you want and for your ideas, have a look at the `floatrow` package. Also, try not to post Follow-up questions, but formulate your question in one complete post (use edit above for this one ;) ) to clarify your question.
Mar 29	comment	How to right align a picture? Welcome to TeX.sx! You can just use `\raggedleft inside the` figure` environment. If you're using any packages (despite `graphicx`) a minimal working example (MWE) would be very helpful.
Mar 25	awarded	Self-Learner
Mar 25	comment	Because of long row, table not set in page cleanly This post in TeX Meta meta.tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1852/… might help you accepting the corresponding answer, that helped most/fitted best.