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12 paź 2017 · In your case. \par\noindent\rule{\textwidth}{0.4pt} should do the trick. The \hrule command is a TeX primitive and is a bit more complicated to use because it suppresses the interline spacing. Its full syntax is as follows: \hrule height h depth d width w \relax.
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You can use the following approach to draw a line exactly...
- How to draw a horizontal line on a word in LaTeX
I want to draw a horizontal line on a word in LaTeX. I've...
- rules - Vertical and horizontal lines for whole page - TeX - LaTeX ...
I am writing a big formula where a vertical line is needed. Instead of $\vline$ or $|$, does anyone know a way to draw this vertical line of desired length? The formula is something like $$ E\Bigg...
18 lis 2021 · You can use the following approach to draw a line exactly through the position where you place the macros (horizontally at the baseline of the text): As an example, the green dashed line divides the word "vertical" exactly between the t and the i. The lines can even be styled if needed.
The \rule command is used to draw a line. It takes as first argument the (horizontal) width of the line, as second argument the thickness — it also has an optional argument which allows the line to be shifted below the base line (this is called depth, as for characters with descenders).
22 kwi 2020 · You can use or mdframed package (or tcolorbox) to create the vertical bar. Here there is a short example. Obviously, this code is only a starting point that can be expanded: arrange colours, insert italics, line spacing, font size, etc. The font used is tgpagella: \documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article} \usepackage{lipsum}
How can I make quotation environment to draw a long vertical line on the left of all its content? You can often find this style on the Web with the actual quotes. Google has found one solution: \begin{flushleft} \hbox{%. \vrule\hspace{.5em}\parbox{.9\textwidth}%.
3 maj 2023 · I want to draw a horizontal line on a word in LaTeX. I've tried \cancel but it draws a diagonal line. I checked the \cancel documentation and couldn't find anything about drawing a horizontal line. Welcome to TeX.SX! \cancel is used in the maths environment.
