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Hi, I try in to do something like this within a p-type table cell {\vspace{3pt}}\begin{small}\emph{\glsentryuseri{##1}}\end{small} (I use the glossaries package, thats where \glsentryuseri comes from). However the Space created by vspace ends up after the first line of the text from inside the small...

Thank you very much Nicola, the solution works just fine. I stumbled briefly over the fact that i have to use two '#' instead of one '#' if I want too use that in the definition of a new \newglossarystyle enviornment For my purposes the glossaryentryfield has to look like this: \renewcommand*{\gloss...

Thank you very much, it does exactly what i want. Problem solved. Upon reading your post, I tried simply wrapping the caption in a listing which lead to unsatisfying results, since an additional listings box popped up. So there has to be another way to make that numbering command public / available ...

edited:Added minimal example and desired output vs generated output Hi, since i have not found a more suiting subforum i'll post this in general. I use the glossaries package and would like to have different output in the glossarie depending on wether the user1-key (key the package provides as optio...

Hi, I use the caption package to add a captionof{lstlisting} to a tikz image. I do this to highlight code/place listings side by side (packages used are: tikz/listings/caption). The normal listingcaptions have a title of the form "CODE No : My Caption text", the captions created with the c...