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ignoreframe option (kind of) in Beamerarticle?
JeT JeT
Code review for the marathi package
Code Review
JouleV JouleV
5 [accepted] `\नमुना` doesn't work, literally
JouleV
5 [accepted] Simply loading the package in XeLaTeX causes some warnings
JouleV
Tikzposter with several pages
tikz
paulanueno paulanueno
8 The problem with the tikzposter class is, that amongst some other questionable techniques (like nesting tikzpictures), it also wraps the whole document into a `center` environment which makes it nearly impossible to add page breaks. However you can trick the class by placing all additional pages within `\AtEndDocument{...}` which will only be executed once the class already closed its `centre` environment
samcarter
5 An alternative to `tikzposter` could be `tcbposter` (from `tcolorbox`). You decide poster size inside any document class and can combine several posters inside the same document. A poster is not breakable between pages, but text can flow inside poster blocks.
Ignasi
How to wrap a frame in a `tcolorbox` when using `\mode<article>`
beamer
JeT JeT
8 You can wrap the whole frame in tcolorbox like in the following code. Instead trying to figure out how to get the frametitle into the title, I suggest to format the frametitle template the same as the tcolorbox title would look like.
samcarter
7 The following should work most of the time (and if it doesn't, you can blame @samcarter, she said it should work):
Skillmon
6 This is more or less entirely stolen from @samcarters nice answer. The only point is to show how redefining `\frametitle` can help.
marmot
tikz: Perfectly centering a graph paper drawing
tikz
Diaa Diaa
6 I received [an answer](https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/530044/2288) on TEX.SX as follows:
Diaa
Is code review on topic? 12
Meta
samcarter samcarter
14 I think code review should be considered on-topic. This platform is well equipped for posts with potentially multiple longer answers and without the concept of an accepted answer, they can very well deal with different aspects of the code.
samcarter
10 It seems very reasonable to me to allow users here to discuss codes. On the TeX.SX sites there are quite a few posts in which users post excerpts of a library and ask, say, details about `\pgfdeclareshape`. I think that this site is much more suitable for this task. First of all, as @samcarter already mentioned the (IMHO really stupid) accept-an-answer "feature" is not around. Second, I feel that the comment column here is much better equipped to get going. After all, one can post figures and it is more intuitive to have things side by side.
marmot
10 I think we can provide this service. But before that I'd like a feature to be implemented for this type, without which I'd find code review tedious:
Skillmon
Disable a command with package option
निरंजन निरंजन
8 Instead of disabling a command, one could define it only if the package option xyz is not present:
samcarter
8 **Disclaimer:** This does *not* answer the original question. Rather it is a suggestion for a better practice (IMO) which is "too long for a comment".
JouleV
How to have a table with vertical lines only where needed (like cline for horizontal lines)?
निरंजन निरंजन
9 The following provides two things. First a slightly patched `tabular` environment called `mytabular` in which the row number is accessible through the counter `\g__mytabular_current_row_int`.
Skillmon
8 Second answer as you want to grab everything inside a single matrix.
JouleV
7 Based on the example you've shown in https://topanswers.xyz/transcript?room=1008&id=43508#c43508 I suggest to use `nicematrix`. This has the advantage that you can arrange the first 4 letters of each block in an array with bars on each site and use the `last-row` option to place the bottom row outside of the vertical bars.
samcarter
7 This may be thought as an extended list of comments, and parts of this post may be combined with parts of the other (excellent) answers. The upshot is that the `matrix` library has many hidden gems that are generally not appreciated, and some of which are not even documented. This touches them only very little.
marmot
7 You can define each "cell" to be a Ti*k*Z matrix and save these matrixes to a parameterized Ti*k*Z `pic`. Everything left to be done is just positioning these pics, which can be done by using anchors.
JouleV
Interpretation of multiple characters as one.
निरंजन निरंजन
13 `\StrChar` cannot yet deal with the "joining" character, so let's implement one ourselves. When it comes to programming something, `expl3` never fails to amaze me.
JouleV
Mapping numerals with LuaLaTeX
निरंजन निरंजन
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