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A good way is to put the equation into a theorem-like environment, and use thmtools to repeat it. See 1.4 Repeating theorems in the manual.

Stefan

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Stefan

Hi, thank you for posting the solution here! Yes, sometimes lines can cause the automatically calculated bounding box to become too big. With the overlay option, no actual space is reserved for that part, so it doesn't extend the image size. Btw. I used tkz-euclide too, I posted two examples here: h...

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Spaces / blanks in the file name or path can cause an issue. It can be fixed by renaming the folder (and doing the same with the \includegraphics argument), or by \usepackage{grffile}.

Stefan

Hi Hakarl!

Have a look at this example: http://latex-cookbook.net/cookbook/examples/bar-chart/.

I made it using the pgfplots package. The example has a complete preamble and all necessary settings.

Stefan

I use MD too. I also considered conversion with pandoc, but then I preferred using the LaTeX markdown package, because then I can use also LaTeX macros within the MD text. The whole document preamble with style definitions and setting comes in via \input . So I simplify the code for cooperating with...

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Feel free to post any question you have.

Stefan

Try it with Berlin. The sidebar is shown: \documentclass{beamer} \usetheme{Berlin} \useoutertheme[right]{sidebar} \begin{document} \frame{test} \end{document} But first really think about if you need foot lines, header, sidebar at all. They take space, they show redundant information, I doubt that t...

Hi, the Berkeley theme already loads the sidebar with default options, that's why you get an option clash when you load it again with a different option. Here is a quick fix - the first line: \PassOptionsToPackage{right}{beamerouterthemesidebar} \documentclass{beamer} \usetheme{Berkeley} \begin{docu...

Hi Daniela,

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Stefan