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Hi Gerry,

were you able to solve it? If yes, what was the cause?

If not, perhaps provide some more information. Like the error messages, or a .log file, as attachment here. Try running the commands manually in a cmd window to see any errors, and let us know.

Stefan

This looks exactly like the topic here, so I close it and it can continue there. I'll update in the other thread.

Stefan

Sorry to see there's no answer yet. Perhaps that's because no code is here that can be tested.

Were you able to fix it? If yes, what was the reason? If not, perhaps post code here, that brings the error message.

Thanks!

Stefan

Hi Sheena,

welcome to the forum!

That is defined by your document class, or your preamble settings. If you show us the preamble, we may say why, and how to change it.

Regarding the second question, you could use this:
Stefan

This looks like spam and an online search confirmed, so it seems no answer is needed. I keep that though as it looks like a valid question, in case anybody is interested in commenting.

Stefan

Hi Roberto,

were you able to solve it?

Quick idea: use the tikzmark package, set markers in the title, use them as anchors and draw the lines as an overlay.

Stefan

Hi Dlongddsma,

sorry to see there's no answer yet. I guess that's because the code is incomplete and cannot be tested.

Were you able to solve it? If not perhaps post a compilable example code, with the My CollectionForDisProposal.bib too. Either copied in here as source code formatted (using the ...

An update: this was resolved on TeXwelt.de .

The \ifdefstring command from the etoolbox package is more robust and handles macro expansion better. It works if your file is named TestFile.tex (the online compiler uses an auto-generated filename).

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{currfile ...

Hi,

welcome to the forum!

There was no answer yet, perhaps because it wasn't clear what the problem is, no error message and unclear what the output is with your document. This simply works without problem:

\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
Normal text: [parts]
\end{document}

Click "Run ...

The correct way is to write it as text:
Stefan