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Tagged with grouping horizontal-alignment
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Why does the \centering command affect prior text?
Usually commands of the form:
{\command <text>}
affect only <text> and nothing else. In other words, the scope of such commands is limited to the group they are nested in. In the case of ...
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Loading images disaligns document
I do not know whether the question has already been asked,
Since I'm a rookie writing in latex, I'd like to know what I'm missing when i upload an image on my document, because it disaligns ...
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alignment and groups in LaTeX: how to explain the behavior?
I am currently writing LaTeX.js to translate LaTeX to HTML in the browser. So I want it to be as exact as possible. However, TeX's alignment implementation together with LaTeX's \\ make that hard.
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Command disabled Fusing up lines of code, maths mode
I appear to often accidentally hit the wrong keys when type code within sentences with ordinary lines of text. I accidentally do this too much, it will fuse the entire line together making it almost ...
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Why doesn't \par end this \centering?
As per this answer, \par should properly end the effect of \centering. But in the following case, it doesn't. Why?
\documentclass{article}
\makeatletter
\newcommand\@mytitle{} % create macro for ...
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Why do I have to put the center environment in a group for \@afterindentfalse\@afterheading to suppress indentation?
Consider the following two macros, the only difference being that one has the environment inside a group:
\documentclass{article}
\makeatletter
\newcommand\thisworks{%
{\begin{center}
$\ast$
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\bgroup and \egroup?
So I've been looking to expand on the following bit of code (a hack to not screw up the margins when using oversized figures):
\noindent\makebox[\textwidth]{%
\begin{tabularx}{1.5\textwidth}{XX}
\...
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