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It works as aligned in the commands in the boxes: center, center, and right aligned, each in its box in the footline.



Stefan

Hi Michael,

welcome to the forum!

There are several packages for algorithms, lists of something, spacing adjustment, different ways. It would be good if you would post your (reduced) code so we can help to improve it.

Stefan

No problem! Whenever you got a LaTeX related question or a code doesn't work as desired, just post here in the forum. Often we can quickly provide help that isn't difficult, and it saves you time so you can focus on working on your content.

Stefan

I used the macro to simplify things in the document itself. In the text, it looks pretty clear.

Stefan

Here's a way: it puts a parbox with the needed height, and the dots in the last line: \documentclass[11pt]{exam} \begin{document} \begin{questions} \question[10] Some true or false questions to answer very quickly, without thinking : \medskip \newcommand{\linedots}[2][1]{% \hfill\parbox[t][#1\baseli...

Hi, I would say that a book is a book and can be cited like a book, no matter if it's printed on paper or plastic or PDF or Kindle. There's a title, a publisher, an author, a year etc. If you need to point a location, and cannot use page numbers, use sectioning (chapter) numbers or their titles or h...

Hi, ok, that's a piece of code! What shall we do with this? Read it line by line? For testing it, we would need a compilable (complete small) sample document. For example, that code doesn't show the theme you use (general theme, inner theme) and that's of cause important regarding footling styling. ...

Hi Saszalez,

welcome to the forum!

Here is a quick way:



Stefan

I noticed this too. Normally I use the optional argument of \parbox for aligning (t, b or the default c). So I would choose b, but I already had to use [t] to align at the top at the left side. I could imagine setting an anchor and using a TikZ overlay for an aligned placement of the dots, but so it...

Hi Alex, welcome to the forum! When I produce documentation in PDF format, I use LaTeX. Like you, I try to keep it simple for my colleagues and me. Instead of LyX, I use LaTeX but I separate content and style. I go so far, that I write pure content without commands. (only macros when needed) For thi...