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as it turns out it is quite simple. I just used structure.fg for my color input

I'm making a poster with the beamer class and the beamerposter package. I add some important references at the end, but I don't like the style. I would like the style that a bibliography has in the article class. is there a way to do this?

I'm making a poster with the beamer class and want to use the background color of the frame title that is defined by the color theme as the background color for my block titles. I found the \usebeamercolor command, but I can only get text to get the frame title color. I tried this:
\documentclass ...

ok, still quite new to latex. the problem occurred in TeXShop

I used the pdf within latex itself. When I open it with adobe reader it works just fine . still strange that it doesn't work within latex, but their is no real problem anymore.

thanks everone

that is exactly what I would expect. but if i run this file I get a 7 page document with 'table 1' as reference on page 6 and the sidewaystable on page 6. however, when is click the link it jumps to page 2. compiling an extra time didn't help

the table is part of a larger document that I can't post completely. if I click table 3 (the reference to my original table) it jumps to page 4, if I click table 4 (the simplified example I posted) it jumps to page 5.
After you said it worked I made a new document with just the example I posted ...

I'm sorry for the incomplete post, I hope this one is better.
I did have the rotating package in my preamble. I made another more simple sidewaystable and it refers me to the wrong place as well. the first sidewaystable is on page 8 but the reference sends me to the top of page 4, the second ...

I am trying to make a reference in my text to a sidewaystable. but if I click the link in my pdf it keeps sending me to the wrong place. when I changed sidewaystable to table it worked fine. what should I do?


\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\usepackage{tabularx}
\usepackage{hyperref}

\begin ...