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Hi.

I just noticed I haven't answered you.

Thanks, that helped a lot.

This is my diagram.

\documentclass{article} % say
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{arrows,decorations.pathmorphing,backgrounds,positioning,fit,matrix}
\begin{document}

\begin{tikzpicture}[
unit/.style={rectangle,fill=black!3,draw,thick,minimum size = 1cm, text width = 2.5cm, text badly ragged ...

those are shapes of arrow. I need to use the arrows to connect between nodes. There is no writing on how to use the arrows to connect two dots in a certain distance.

Here is what I want:



\documentclass{article} % say
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{arrows,decorations.pathmorphing,backgrounds ...

Hi guys.

I trying to create a diagram that describe the system I'm using.

I want the diagram to have double arrows but the only way I found was using the double command which create ugly arrowheads. Also, I couldn't find the way to apply using the \draw command.

I found a 2 years old thread in ...

I know (about the marginnote). I only used it when I want a margin to appear next to a formula or an image. I thought that the marginnote might cause such a problem so I stated this.

On my machine the following produce the error:

\documentclass[a4paper, titlepage, 11pt]{book}
\usepackage[a4paper, twoside, bindingoffset = 1cm, margin = 3.5cm, top=1.2cm, bottom=1.7cm]{geometry}

\begin{document}
one plus one makes two. two and one makes three. three and two makes fine. five and ...

Hello.

I used the geometry package to redefine the layout of the page and bow the margins run away. It is as if the margin are rendered without any considerate of the actual margin size.

I use the \maeginpar command and the marginnote package.

Also, the margin appear alway on the bounding side ...

bump

localghost. I know you placed a solution to this in another thread but I don't want to blindly paste parts but rather to understand our code.

Yotam

I want to modify a little bit the equation environment:


I want to shift the numbering of the equation one line down.

I want to be able to refer to the equation with it's own counter using \cref I read some documentation about it.

I think I need it to be a float because I want latex to move ...

Hi guys.

Where can I find a guide of how can I create my own environment which is based on an exciting one?

Please note, I don't want to change the old environment but I simply want to create new one which "inherit" some of the old one properties?

Thanks.

Yotam