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Strange. A figure can be an image, a diagram, a photo, a map, a flowchart, anything that's like a displayed object with a caption.

As next step, will you have Map 1, Chart 7, Plot 5, Diagram 4? All are figures.

I suggest, convince the supervisor that consistently all are figures (because also the ...

Hi guys,

I have a supervisor who is extremely petty about very minor things. So in my thesis, I have a variety of figures. One of these figures is a map of a certain area. My supervisor says that this figure can not be named 'figure 1' (it happens to be the first one in my thesis), but it must be ...

Package fullpage shouldn't be used. Package geometry is far better and has much more capabilities to change the page margins as needed.
http://imgur.com/a/ITR9u

So this worked, but now the chapter number (and in this case the letter A for Appendix A) has been clipped, probably due to reducing the ...

Package fullpage shouldn't be used. Package geometry is far better and has much more capabilities to change the page margins as needed.
http://imgur.com/a/ITR9u

So this worked, but now the chapter number (and in this case the letter A for Appendix A) has been clipped, probably due to reducing the ...

Package fullpage shouldn't be used. Package geometry is far better and has much more capabilities to change the page margins as needed.
http://imgur.com/a/ITR9u

So this worked, but now the chapter number (and in this case the letter A for Appendix A) has been clipped, probably due to reducing the ...

Load and use Package geometry after your classicthesis-config file is input.

If you want to print on both sides of one sheet of paper, like a book, you need alternating margins.

If you want to print on just one side and leave the other empty, so all left hand pages stay empty when your report is ...

thomasb wrote:Use the "search string" function of your editor : Ctrl-F generally

Internet says that developers of packages use requirepackage rather than usepackage.

I commented the place where it says requirepackage. But that doesnt seem to do anything (it loads fine but still with the huge margins).

thomasb wrote:Your code starts with :

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\@ifpackageloaded{typearea}%

So there must be a

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\usepackage{typearea}

somewhere, comment this line :

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%\usepackage{typearea}

I understand it needs to be somewhere, but for the love of all that is holy I am unable to find it.

I will look more though.

thomasb wrote:Try commenting the typearea package

Where can I find this?

Lately, I use the fullpage package, but it doesn't answer your question ( http://distrib-coffee.ipsl.jussieu.fr/pub/mirrors/ctan/macros/latex/contrib/preprint/fullpage.pdf ) :
\documentclass[a4paper,landscape]{article}
\usepackage[options]{fullpage}
where possible options for fullpage are :
- in ...