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Sorry sorry sorry this text is just a filler! it has no meaning.

Anyway it worked, thanks a lot.

Okay I tried p-columns and it solved my original problem but now it turns out I have a new problem: the table itself is centered with respect to the \item in a list. I provide a MWE which demonstrates this. This MWE produces a list with a table such that the table is centered with respect to the ...

Hello everyone,

I'm trying to no avail to create a table every cell in the row starts at the same height. Right now, every two cells in a row are centralized with respect to each other. So instead of:

Col1|Col2
Row1| |bla
|bla |bla
| |bla

I want:

Col1|Col2
Row1|bla |bla
| |bla
| |bla ...

Hi all,

I am trying to draw a tikz diagram with nodes and lines. I would like to control the point where lines meet nodes. That is, for some node whose coordinates are (x,y), I want to be able to draw lines that start at (x,y+0.2) and terminates at (x,y-0.2). That is, I want a shortcut for the ...

Hello all,

I'm using the \hyperref package in order to create hyperlinks to formulas, itemized items, tables, footnotes, and so forth. As a reader, it is very annoying that when you click a hyperlink, there is no simple way to return to the hyperlink itself. For instance, if I am reading page 13 ...

Well, it's actually embarrassing to admit, but the problem was that I imported gb4e before importing pgf /TikZ. That's all. For this reason, my MWEs were working, but my articles weren't. I realized it while I successfully compiled your MWE. So thanks a lot! And I surely learned a lesson here about ...

Hi,

I've been fussing about endlessly attempting to draw simple box diagrams. What I need is circular nodes connected with plain lines - no arrows. Every single option I tried failed somehow.

I tried using xymatrix , but whenever I asked for plain arrows, the command would not execute. I tried the ...

Yeah, I tried using @incollection, but it's kind of ugly.
Is that it? I guess I'll just try another style. Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm writing a term paper in linguistics, and I want to refer to a chapter inside a book. So I naturally used a cross-reference from an @inbook entry into a @book entry (see below). When I referred to Steed86, the output I got was:


M. Steedman. Combinators and grammars, pages 417412 ...

Yeah, it worked. I encountered this double-compilation thingie also in bibtex, should have thought about it. Isn't there any solution to this?

I think we can mark this as solved. Thanks!