\begin{document}
%\pagecolor[cmyk]{.22,.36,.51,.08} %This will set the color of your entire card
\begin{Spacing}{0.75}%
\noindent
\textbf{Person~Name}\\
\rule{74mm}{1mm}\\
\begin{minipage}[t][0.4\textheight][t]{0.4\linewidth}
\centering%
\vfill\includegraphics[width=0.9\columnwidth]{success.eps}\vfill
\end{minipage}% %you HAVE to have this % here to avoid inserting an unwanted space
\begin{minipage}[t][0.4\textheight][t]{0.6\linewidth}
\vfill%
\scriptsize%
@Gnintendo No. That hasn't the class (which probably is memoir) and no \pagestyle command, which I guess you're setting to empty. But I need to know the height of the image, because I haven't it.
@egreg one sec let me get you the full code after I'm done making some tweaks :P
@egreg Here's an image (code coming):
here's full code:
\documentclass[11pt,letterpaper]{memoir}
\setstocksize{55mm}{84mm}
\setpagecc{55mm}{84mm}{*}
\settypeblocksize{45mm}{74mm}{*}
\setulmargins{5mm}{*}{*}
\setlrmargins{5mm}{*}{*}
\setheadfoot{0pt}{0pt}
\setheaderspaces{0pt}{*}{*}
\setlength{\parindent}{0pt}
\checkandfixthelayout[fixed]
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{epstopdf}
\pagestyle{empty}
\begin{document}
%\pagecolor[cmyk]{.22,.36,.51,.08} %This will set the color of your entire card
\noindent
\textbf{Person~Name}\\
\rule{74mm}{1mm}\\
I want the image and the text centered between the two lines :s
\documentclass{memoir}
\setstocksize{55mm}{84mm}
\setpagecc{55mm}{84mm}{*}
\settypeblocksize{45mm}{74mm}{*}
\setulmargins{5mm}{*}{*}
\setlrmargins{5mm}{*}{*}
\setheadfoot{0pt}{0pt}
\setheaderspaces{0pt}{*}{*}
\checkandfixthelayout
\usepackage[demo]{graphicx}
\usepackage{adjustbox,array}
\setlength{\parindent}{0pt}
\pagestyle{empty}
\begin{document}
%\pagecolor[cmyk]{.22,.36,.51,.08} %This will set the color of your entire card
\textbf{Person~Name}\\
\rule{\textwidth}{1mm}
\vfill
@egreg Right, I get that, I just thought I had misunderstood what it was since the text was still bleeding off to the right, clearly I was missing something
@JosephWright Looking at it the second time around, this looks like a duplicate. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/89237/…. I suggest to close it but what do I do with my answer?
@Max It's more or less the same as \input, only it requires {}, it doesn't automatically add .tex, and it doesn't give an error but just a warning message if the file doesn't exist.
@hpesoj626 We can merge questions, but that never seems to be that satisfactory (the moved answers always end up out-of-context). So I'd just go with duping and leave the answer where it is.
@tohecz No, but hopefully we'll spot it's no longer relevant!
I've been writing my thesis and using bibtex, unfortunately I could not find a .bst to match the required format. It requires some particles to change from English to Spanish, as well as some changes in formatting. The most similar style I could find was Harvard's agsm.
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I am running into a weird problem. When I run my code in beamer mode, the logo that I use in each slide (in the right top corner) stays there and doesnt move. When I try to make handouts, the logo changes its position and goes to a weird place. Any thought? Help? Here is my MWE:
\documentclass [...
@JosephWright Of course textpos does precisely what it's supposed to do. Placing an image in the header of a slide should be done with beamer's facilities.
Is someone knowledgable about xindy/glossaries. I started looking at this last night and still haven't got a clue. http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/89405/distinct-formatted-page-numbers-with-glossaries-and-xindy I am rather sure the problem is in the way glossaries works. It really only seems to wrap a very small subset of what xindy is capable of. The op's request is for the definition of a glossary entry to be distinguished by markup is pretty straightforward and would best be achieved by adding :addition but I don't think glossaries doesn't support this kind of semantic markup
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So if I knew how to ask a question I might ask what's the best way to get the mathcode of an implicit character eg \let\qchar=q then if passed a real q I can do \count@=\mathcode`q but what if passed \qchar currently I am using \meaning then stripping off the letter to get an actual q token, but this seems a bit of a long way round..... (one for @egreg:-)
@egreg try \bm{\qchar} :-) #1 is a single token tested with \ifcat and known to be category 11 or 12, so bm thought it safe to use the backtick to get the character code...
@egreg wel in 20 years of \bm it's never been a control sequence:-) but it turns out that unicode-math does this all over the place (as there are a lot more reasonable characters that you'd want to \let in this way) but the issue really is there for classic tex not just xe/luatex
@DavidCarlisle Well, as you want to recode these things in 'traditional' TeX you might have to trace them, but the business with the conditional-returns might be confusing. I'm sure @egreg or I can translate :-)
@DavidCarlisle Bruno put quite a bit of effort into the edge cases, etc.
@JosephWright in this case though even if I know it is an implicit character token \let to a non active character, I still don't see a good way to get the mathcode. (looking at l3token that basically uses \meaning, so it's same as I have I think)
@DavidCarlisle Quite possibly: my point really was that if we've not found a better way in the L3 code then there probably isn't one: there is a lot of collected wisdom in the code
OK so \meaning it will have to be, thanks all. Now on to work out what exactly unicode-math does with fonts and where I might find a bold font (having got bm not to crash I suppose people will want it to do something useful)
@egreg yes mathchardef I handle but its the implict char that's harder, I suppose meaning isn't do bad really as I already use that to get the mathchar code from a mathchardef
@egreg yes I'm adding the support for xetexmathchar(num) right now (hence the current interest in mathchar tokens:-) Think Ive have that part just about working but the initial phase of bm which interrogates teh NFSS font tables needs to know what fontspec and unicode-math have done to Frank's code
@egreg well actually bm doesn't need to know that, once it stopped giving an error about bad alphabetic constant bm allows it to expand and then fell over because a whole lot of unexpected L3 code testing for limits switches in:-)
@NicolaTalbot I'm still working on bm after 20 years:-(
@NicolaTalbot I heard that longtable is still experimental. :P
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@JosephWright yes well I know that but bm didn' t(also I'm not sure why it is defined that way why define \sum to look itself up in a list to see if it needs \nolimits, or \limits why not just do it?
@tohecz yes sure Franks code has a lot of ifs and buts as to when it is applicable as well. Doing a proper job needs a new output routine, if only @JosephWright would stop messing around doing chemistry and get it finished
I've been writing my thesis and using bibtex, unfortunately I could not find a .bst to match the required format. It requires some particles to change from English to Spanish, as well as some changes in formatting. The most similar style I could find was Harvard's agsm.
Authors to be listed wi...
