New answers tagged cross-referencing
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Change references to question marks when I use a multiply-defined label
Labels are saved as global macros. For example, \label{eq} is saved as \r@eq. These macros are created by \newlabel when the aux file is read.
Note that packages like hyperref and cleveref replace \...
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How can I hide a figure but keep its numbering?
Redefine \includegraphics
To hide all figures, add the following line after declaring packages (i.e. after usepackage commands). Here you redefine \includegraphics to do nothing instead of showing the ...
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Unable to reference chapter from main to subfile when compiling ONLY the subfile
Replace \externaldocument{main.tex} by \externaldocument{main}, then it works.
Actually, when running LaTeX on sobolev.tex, the log file contains the complaint:
Package xr Warning:
No file main.tex....
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Warning in arxiv compilation: LaTeX Warning: Label(s) may have changed. Rerun to get cross-references right
TLDR: This is a class of warning that can always be ignored in the first run.
arXiv processes a minimum of twice (if the first pass is successful), and maximally 4 times. This warning will always ...
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How to separate between the reference of figure and subfigure?
Reference: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/423080/133968
\documentclass[10pt]{article}
\usepackage{caption,subcaption}
\usepackage{cleveref}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\makeatletter
\renewcommand{\p@...
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How to reference an url on a frame in a beamer environment
You can add a link in the caption to the \item with the url
\documentclass[xcolor=dvipsnames]{beamer}
\hypersetup{%
colorlinks=true,
linkcolor=blue,
urlcolor=magenta,
}
\begin{...
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Including parentheses in link to equation
Rather than reinvent the proverbial wheel, I would like to suggest that you (a) load the cleveref package with the options nameinlink and noabbrev and (b) use \labelcref and \cref to generate cross-...
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How to make the references appear in order in LaTeX?
The comment thread has gotten entirely too long … I am posting an example of what I think you might be wanting, even though it's impossible to tell without a proper MWE:
\documentclass{article}
% ...
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How to add a hint (arrow up/down) at the reference for direction in which to look for the referenced figure/float?
This approach is not foolproof and, at best, can only work if one use [ht] positioning of one's figures. What it does is use up/down arrows to indicate whether a \label has already been defined or ...
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Arabic numbers for theorem, Roman numbers for \phantomsection in theorem
\phantomsection has nothing to do with a section, it only sets an anonymous anchor. The printed layout of your label depends only on the position of the \label.
You can get your wanted output by ...
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Arabic numbers for theorem, Roman numbers for \phantomsection in theorem
A \label generally refers to the last counter to which \refstepcounter has been applied in the same scope.
Issuing \label far away from the place where a counter has been “refstepped” is usually not ...
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Arabic numbers for theorem, Roman numbers for \phantomsection in theorem
I take it that your real objective is to make a given inline formula into a hypertarget, so that readers can "jump" to that formula from elsewhere in the document by "clicking" on ...
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Why is there a space before the last full stop in the citation?
Never trust Google Scholar for BibTeX data. The article you're citing is not in a journal, but in a collection. You find it here
Here's a better BibTeX entry:
\begin{filecontents*}{\jobname.bib}
@...
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How can I use a label (produced by \ref) as URL in hyperref's \href?
Thanks to Ulrich's answer I was able to find the very answer to my question which I'll write down here for my own reference and for others who are looking for exactly this without distractions: The ...
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How can I use a label (produced by \ref) as URL in hyperref's \href?
I suggest using a .bib-file and biblatex.
If you don't like to maintain two files containing source of input, you can maintain the .bib-file within the .tex-file by means of a filecontents*-...
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How can I access the name of the label of the current bibitem?
You can modify \bibitem to save its argument for later usage in the same item.
\documentclass{article}
\makeatletter
% Define the label #1 to be #2 (so \ref{X} gives Y):
\newcommand{\LABEL}[2]{\...
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Cleveref and Algorithm2e: typesetting procedure name
You can do \crefalias besides changing the counter.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[ruled,procnumbered]{algorithm2e}
\usepackage{cleveref}
\newcounter{procedure}
\makeatletter
% https://tex....
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