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This magic works for me on Ubuntu 18.10 and Ubuntu 19.04 installations, but not on Ubuntu 18.04.02 LTS, and not on Debian 9.9. Is it hyperref that has to be updated or should it be something else? With TL18, chngcntr 's \counterwithin / \counterwithout commands (or some modified versions thereof) h...

Hi, did you try what happens when you run dvips on one of those garbled dvi's, followed by ps2pdf? If the resulting pdf looks Ok, I'd say it's a problem of you dvi viewer. IIRC, not all dvi viewer support all specials, to say the least. And you haven't even told us which program you use for viewing ...

try loading the section package after the titlesec package.

KR
Rainer

well, my first reaction was `why not let LaTeX do it automagically?' The first thing this \ApplyGradient of yours should do: check, if parameter given is a decimal (or real) number. xstring 's \IfDecimal seemed perfect for the job. \textbf within it's argument threw me off course, though. Ok, never ...

Hi,
you need to run pdflatex at least twice, before even thinking about deleting the toc file.

KR
Rainer

Well, you'll have to redefine the X column to be based on a m-column instead of a p-column, see \tabularxcolumn in tabularx ' documentation. Then you have to take into account, that the number of lines is increased by the number of line breaks introduced by the contents of these X columns. As such, ...

I dunno...perhaps one of TL's mailing lists would be more suited to answer that particular question. OTOH, if you already know your problem's caused by a missing symbolic link, you could either create such a link yourself or include `kpsewhich -var-value TEXMFROOT`/bin/`tlmgr --print-arch` to your $...

Hi, tlmgr installs binaries under $TEXMFROOT/bin/<architecture>, AFAIUI. For $TEXMFROOT you can ask kpsewhich (assuming it's installed): kpsewhich -var-value TEXMFROOT <architecture> should be `x86_64-linux' on your system. If tlmgr's sys_bin option is set, it will also attempt to create a symbolic ...

sounds like glossaries' automake option should do, what the OP is after.

Hi, you need to put the comma-containing parameter in extra braces (in both places: when you call it in \mylntxt, as well as within its definition (the #3 is surrounded by commata, after all)): \def\mylntxt[#1,#2,#3]{\MGnodetext[#1,#2,{#3},black,left,1]} \mylntxt[A,a,{D = (x_0,y_0)}]; KR Rai...