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MakezHD wrote:I forgot to say it's a book.

if you mean the standard book class, it should work the same way.
If you're using another class that typesets books, you'll have to let us know which one.

KR
Rainer

I guess that depends on the class you're using. For report class, you could try sth. like \usepackage{etoolbox} \makeatletter \patchcmd{\@chapter}{\chaptermark{#1}}{% \chaptermark{#1}% \addtocontents{lol}{\protect\addvspace{10\p@}}% }{\typeout{Chapters patched for list-of-listings.}}{\typeout{Could ...

Have a look at the subcaption package.
Its \subcaptionbox commad may just be, what you're after.

KR
Rainer

something along the lines of \documentclass{article} \usepackage{amsthm} \newtheoremstyle{numparens}% {}% space above {}% space below {\itshape}% body font {}% indent amount {\bfseries}% theorem head font {}% punctuation after theorem head {\newline}% space after theorem head {\thmname{#1}~(\thm...

For consistent space between caption and table body I'd add

If the now inserted space between caption and table body isn't enough you can control it with caption's skip option.

KR
Rainer

Hi, I think what's happening is that TeXworks encompasses each argument (with quotes or the like), which leads to spaces no longer visible as separators for the arguments for the program called. I'd add a new processing tool (call it nomenclature), such that makeindex can still be used for, well, an...

Why, what's best depends on the context. In the case above, \gdef isn't enough, because you've put two local variables into the argument of your constructed variable, in this case \atom and \charge , both of which are only valid inside this \foreach statement. That's why \xdef works here (because of...

perhaps have a look at your own sig: you claim to be on TL15. Anyway, you seem to have two TL installations on your Linux system, where the older TL15 was prepackaged for your Linux distribution. Unfortunately, your TL15's binaries are found first... What I find odd in this regard is: how did you ma...

Well, `the' error has changed somewhat.
From your description, I'd say you need to run mktexlsr aka texhash.
You can check on a console with
if the file can be found.

KR
Rainer

Well, you could put the image in a \raisebox and let it tell LaTeX, its contents has neither height nor depth. However, your header image will then most likely overwrite the stuff from the left side; looks like you've already considered that and used a transparent background (otherwise, `year 11' wo...