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Mar 22 |
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Chemistry Equations Note that there should be a space before the + on the right-hand side, or the package interprets the + to indicate an ion. |
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Dec 11 |
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Can we make ligatures copy-and-pastable? @Stephan That seems to do it. Do you want to post as an answer? Are you aware of any unwanted side effects this could have? |
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Dec 11 |
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Can we make ligatures copy-and-pastable? Ok, I edited the question. |
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Nov 2 |
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Smooth option sometimes produces incorrect arrow tips in PGFplots How do I modify this so that a beginning arrow tip also points in the right direction? If I am using <-> arrows, this fixes the end arrow but not the beginning. |
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Oct 27 |
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Aligning text in S columns in a way that respects the decimal marker for numerical entries @Joseph Wright At first I hoped there may be some way to access decimal alignment for text; some sort of width that was part of the package but not mentioned in the documentation. I suppose it is indeed a feature request though. Thank you for putting it under consideration! |
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Oct 27 |
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Aligning text in S columns in a way that respects the decimal marker for numerical entries Thanks for the answer. I can't play around with this until Monday, but at a glance I have a concern. I am working on a very long document with hundreds of tables like this. And I very much want a solution at the level of S. That is, I won't want to have to put anything more than a pair of braces around my non-numeric table entries, let siunitx and S detect what is numeric and what is not, and typeset accordingly. Can I modify S to wrap your tcenter around non-numeric entries? |
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Oct 27 |
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Aligning text in S columns in a way that respects the decimal marker for numerical entries @Qrrbrbirlbel Sorry for the confusion - in my MWE the Title is centered fine, and even better, without any manual spacing. Ideally, I would like a siunitx solution to my problem with text-at-decimal alignment - perhaps defining a new fourth option for table-text-align. I want to emphasize that such a solution should leave my heading alone, and still be overrideable by \multicolumn. Hopefully, this is not actually an issue. |
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Oct 27 |
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Aligning text in S columns in a way that respects the decimal marker for numerical entries @Qrrbrbirlbel Thanks for your answer - I will try to apply it Monday when I again have access to my desktop. I believe that in my experiments, the text alignment from S was overriding the alignment c in my \heading macro. As I recall parameters like table-text-alignment=left made the c in my \heading command pointless. I may be misremembering though - I went through a lot of experimentation this morning. |
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Oct 25 |
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Is there an easy way to add hover text to all incidents of math mode where the hover text would contain the LaTeX code? Thank @Jan. Our accessibility staff is running experiments with different screen readers and documents produced in different ways. So far I haven't seen a decent reading of mathematical content, but I think they haven't gotten to an xhtml+mathml version yet. |
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Oct 22 |
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Is there an easy way to add hover text to all incidents of math mode where the hover text would contain the LaTeX code? @Werner Thanks for your response. I did not know about pdfcomment. Am I right to think that I would still need to write some sort of script to achieve what I want most? That is, to take a preexisting tex file and convert it so that all instances of math mode will have the tooltip text without manually changing each line of math mode code? I am now imagining a process tex=>access_tex=>pdf where access_tex is some kind of conversion script. |
