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There's something fishy with my code. I need help to solve the index. Here's what I've found today : The indexation works perfectly if I just remove the empheq package (what the ... ?). If I keep it, I can get the index to work correctly if I reduce considerably the book (by removing several chapter...

I'm experiencing indexing problems with words located in my appendices (the index is okay with words from normal chapters). All page numbers given in the index (for words from the appendices) have an offset of 2 pages and I don't know why. I'm using the book document class. Here's a tiny snippet of ...

I'm trying to reproduce the issues with a "basic" compilable version to be placed here, but it's really complicated. I'll try to post something later.

I agree that we shouldn't adjust the vertical position by hand, so the first solution isn't satisfying. In the case of the second solution, the inserted short text isn't aligned with the integral equation. After a compilation on my system, it appears at the standard position with the equation below ...

I'm having some problems that I really don't understand with my index :( . It's systematically giving wrong pages numbers, offset by two pages (I'm using the makeidx package). There's an apparent conflict with the empheq package, since when I remove it from my preamble, the problem is solved (but I ...

Very often, I would like to write an equation after a line of text, with the equation on the same line as the text while horizontally centered on the page and its eq:number appearing on the right side. I don't want LaTeX to reduce the size of the equation, since there's just a single line of text on...

Haa ! Ok, now it's working. Wasn't obvious !

EDIT : Wow ! Now it's awesome . This is exactly what I need !

Again, thanks A LOT for all of your precious help !

I'm yet unable to make it to work. :( For example, I used this code : \begin{empheq}[boxtype=\fbox] \begin{equation} \label{hamiltonian} H(q, p) = \tensor{\dot q}{^i} \hspace{1pt} \tensor{p}{_i} - L. \end{equation} \end{empheq} I'm getting several error messages when I try to compile it. Of course, ...

Thanks a lot for your precious help !

I need to emphasize some mid-paragraph equations. Of course, I'm using the \begin{equation} ... \end{equation} environment, and I tried the \boxed{ } option. However, the box is often too small around the equation, which doesn't "breathe well" inside the box. I tried adding some invisible ...