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Just ensure that you have the cm-super package installed, for improved Computer Modern with T1 encoding.

Stefan

Hi, this document with your code (just completed) runs fine without error: \documentclass{article} \usepackage[demo]{graphicx} \usepackage{float} \begin{document} la bla bla \ref{adhaesion_hysterese} bla bla bla. \begin{figure}[H] \centering \includegraphics[width=0.5\linewidth]{Adhaesion_Hysterese_...

The commands are \bf, \md, \it, \sl, \sc, \sf, \tt or \rm, and a list of the new commands is for example here in Nicola Talbot's book: 4.5.1 Changing the Font Style

Those new command start with the same 2 letters, so you can see which one is for what.

Stefan

\sc is deprecated and not even a standard LaTeX command but defined in base LaTeX classes such as in book.cls.

Use \scshape or \textsc{} instead. Similar for other old two letter font switching commands.

Stefan

Hi,

I don't see code for the sidebar at the link you provided. That's about section headings.

Can you post your current code with the sidebar here?

Thanks!

Stefan

Hi Rahul,

welcome to the forum!

Here is the manual of the excellent TikZ graphics package: https://texdoc.net/pkg/tikz

Stefan

I would have chosen Latin Modern too. Yes, it's said that it's an improved version of Computer Modern. Though some symbols may not fit good enough for you. Well, you could use the default good old Computer Modern instead - it has been designed to be good with maths. Does it look better in the proble...

Welcome to the forum!

It could be caused by folder or file wite permissions, or you compile actually from a different path, other than /mainfolder. Perhaps post your .log file here, as attachment. When you write a post, there is an "Attachments" link below the text edit field.

Stefan

Yes, mixed it with \addtolength,

Stefan

Hi Cham,

take a look at this topic. Instead of 0pt as there, you can choose any you want for all equations with multiple lines at one. And for interline space in multiple eqautions, as above, you can globally adjust \jot, such as

\settolength{\jot}{12pt}

Stefan