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Hi, welcome to the forum! I guess there's a better chance to get a solution if you add the image here as attachment in the forum (instead of some outside pasteboard) and a small but full compilable example ( ) because nobody tests such a \setlist command list just in the head or imagines a LaTeX doc...

Hello Ian,

welcome to the forum!

On Linux, go to the "Options" Menu instead of "Preferences" (Mac).

Stefan

Update: now that I finished the TikZ book, the publisher asked me if I would consider updating the Cookbook. It was unexpected, and there's no decision yet. It would be polishing the existing content, replacing some examples, improving quality in general, fixing URLs that are not working anymore or ...

Hi rafighb,

welcome to the forum!

Did you find a solution already? If not, I think you can contact the friendly Overleaf support, they are very helpful, as the template is on their site.

Stefan

Hi, welcome to the forum! Sorry for my late answer, somehow the notifications for this forum were turned off. For the numbered lists you need to load the enumitem package, so that would work: \usepackage{enumitem} \newcommand*\circled[1]{\tikz[baseline=(char.base)]{% \node[shape=circle,fill=black!20...

Hello, there's no new edition planned for this year. I'm working on a TikZ book for now, the title is: LaTeX graphics with TikZ . The TikZ book will appear in July, 2023. I think the Cookbook's content is still very valid. In a new edition, I would probably add some examples. Btw. the detailed step-...

Hi Autumn, welcome to the forum! Look at the line for coordinate A here, I put the semicolon at the end. It is missing in your original code. Every TikZ path has to end with a semicolon. %!TEX lualatex \documentclass{ltjsarticle} \usepackage{tikz} \usetikzlibrary{intersections,calc,arrows.meta} \beg...

I downloaded the template, compiled it, it throws many errors.

And yes, it looks broken, see the magenta thing in the output. You should not use it, except if you publish with the JAES, and then you should contact them because the issue is with them.



Stefan

Looks like you have some settings in the preamble (not shown here) where the highlighting of references (probably hyperref) contains coloring (red, green) but in a wrong way so the color names just make it to the text.

Stefan

Hi Claus, they don't show up as pretty as they should. how are they looking, how shall they look? is that my equation references looks very bad, see attached picture I saw the attachments, but why is it bad, and how shall they look to be good? Also, it would be great if you would post compilable cod...