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Dear Thorsten,

Thank you for your answer. In meantime, I solved my problem by using three columns instead of two, while I increased the row height. To this end, I did not have to use the itemize environment in the first column.

This is the code that solved my problem:


\begin{table}[H ...

Hi,

I want to have two columns with only the first column to be itemized. This works fine but the vertical alignment of my rows is messed up for both columns when I use subscript text (see the fourth row below the limit symbol in attachment). How can I solve this without having this vertical ...

Hi,

I'm trying to include \usepackage{enumitem} in Latex. However, when I run my code I get the following error message:

\labelindent already defined
\newlength \labelindent

From a first search on the internet I found that \usepackage[retainorgcmds]{IEEEtrantools} together with \usepackage ...

Hi,

I have increased the space between my text and equations by placing these lines right after \begin{document} .
\setlength{\abovedisplayskip}{16pt}
\setlength{\belowdisplayskip}{16pt}

However, the distances are not the same for each equation as can be seen in the attachment (compare equation ...

Hi,

I am uploading my LaTeX paper to Springer link but it seems that their editorial manager can not handle my .bib file. At this moment I include my separate .bib-file in my .tex file with these lines.
\bibliographystyle{unsrt}
\bibliography{bibliography_cappa}
However, my references do not show ...

Hi,

I want to create a subfigure in Latex but I get the following error message for the very first time: command \c@subfigure already defined, or name \end illegal.

This is the code for my figure:
\begin{figure}[h!]
\begin{center}
\input{/image/synchr_vs_asynchr.tex}
\subfigure[Total]{\label{fig ...

Thanks cgnieder for your answer!! This solved my problem

Thanks cgnieder for your clear answer! This solved mu problem!

Thanks

Dear cgnieder,

Thanks for the answer!
However, using \section*{} will make the fontsize bigger than the rest of my text. Is there a way to specify the size once for whole my document for the \section*{} command in such a way it doesn't influence the fontsize of the \section{} command?

Dear cgnieder,

I have uploaded the files. The main file is thesis.tex. The adsphd.cls file is used for formatting my layout. If you compile thesis.tex, you will see that in the Introductory chapter under the first section is an indent.

I also thought that this is a non-standard behaviour ...