Hi,
I need to import .cls template into Overleaf, can someone guide me through it, please? Thank you in advance.
The latex templates are taken from here:
https://2021apsursi.org/Papers.asp
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- Ijon Tichy
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How to import .cls template into Overleaf
Just upload
BTW: There is a mistake in the example file. You should not use the
ursi2020_template.tex
and ursi2021.cls
to Overleaf and use ursi2020_template.tex
as your document file or start a new document file using (uploaded) class ursi2021
.BTW: There is a mistake in the example file. You should not use the
center
environment inside figure
(or table
), because it adds extra vertical space. Use the command \centering
instead. And h
as only option for figure
would not work, because LaTeX extends it to ht
. If the figure should not float, you should not use a figure
environment. And you should reference figures or equations using \label
and \ref
instead of writing Fig. 1
or Eg. (1)
.Sorry, but I can no longer participate here as the administrator is trampling on my wishes on one of his other platforms. 

How to import .cls template into Overleaf
Hi,
Thank you for your reply, I can't manage to upload these files because it requires a zip format and if I do it, it gives me an error.
Thank you for your reply, I can't manage to upload these files because it requires a zip format and if I do it, it gives me an error.
- Ijon Tichy
- Posts: 640
- Joined: Mon Dec 24, 2018 10:12 am
How to import .cls template into Overleaf
"it gives me an error" is not a sufficient nor even somehow useful problem description.
If you do not know, how to make a zip-archive you should ask this in a OS forum.
However, you could, e.g, try 7-Zip. There are several alternatives depending on the OS you are using.
And instead of uploading a zip file of the project, you can also generate a new project and upload single or multiple files into that new project using the uploader. Please see the Overleaf documentation for more information.
If you do not know, how to make a zip-archive you should ask this in a OS forum.
However, you could, e.g, try 7-Zip. There are several alternatives depending on the OS you are using.
And instead of uploading a zip file of the project, you can also generate a new project and upload single or multiple files into that new project using the uploader. Please see the Overleaf documentation for more information.
Sorry, but I can no longer participate here as the administrator is trampling on my wishes on one of his other platforms. 
