Examples — Recent

A simple trick to decorate Theorem-like environments with poker suits QED symbols. I did not come up with this theorem decoration style (I've first seen it here) nor with the whole code (I salvaged it from TeX StackExchange and other sources over the years). This is just my current implementation of the code.

Flag of the United States of America, according to official government specifications

Esta es una rutina modificada del ejemplo publicado por Overleaf en este enlace https://es.overleaf.com/articles/espectro-de-ofdm/xxcsbsjjtbcb. Hay unas pocas diferencias relacionadas con el color de fondo y los bordes del gráfico, además del uso de la orden \addplot +[opciones] gnuplot [raw gnuplot] {}. El gráfico está basado en el que se muestra en la página 642 del texto "Digital Modulation Techniques, 2nd Edition" de la editorial Artech House, Inc. de Fuqin Xiong.

Thai template example with polyglossia and xelatex

The changes pack­age, distributed with TeX Live, al­lows the user to man­u­ally markup changes of text, such as ad­di­tions, dele­tions, or re­place­ments. This example customizes the package to show author annotations with avatars. (Here's a more conventional example without the avatars. )

The changes pack­age, distributed with TeX Live, al­lows the user to man­u­ally markup changes of text, such as ad­di­tions, dele­tions, or re­place­ments. Changed text is shown in a dif­fer­ent colour; deleted text is crossed out. The pack­age al­lows def­i­ni­tion of ad­di­tional au­thors and their as­so­ci­ated colour. It also al­lows you to de­fine a markup for au­thors or an­no­ta­tions. (Here's another customised example using avatars for the author annotations.)

A simple example demonstrating how to use some wiki markup syntax in LaTeX, using wiki.sty from the nicetext bundle. Be careful — not everything works, and some commands may break! See http://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/nicetext/doc/wikicheat.pdf for a cheat sheet. If you're looking for markdown, check out this example!

Use the psfrag package to replace strings in EPS images, so that they are typeset with the same body font as your LaTeX document. Note that your project needs to be compiled with the LaTeX dvipdf engine. To configure this, after creating a new project, click on the Overleaf menu icon above the file list panel, and make sure the "Compiler" setting is set to "LaTeX". (The sample image is taken from the psfrag package.)

Use PSTricks to draw or­na­ments (a sub­stan­tial reper­toire of or­na­ments is pro­vided). See the package documentation for a list of all the ornaments.