Page contents aligning weirdly in LaTeX/OverleafLeft-aligning LaTeX Bibliography DisplayAligning problemText aligning like numbers aligningLeft aligning cell contents in a tableAligning the rightarrows in latexAligning objectsAligning formulae in LaTeXJustifying text in overleaf templatebeamer: Centering title page contentsAligning the title page
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Page contents aligning weirdly in LaTeX/Overleaf
Left-aligning LaTeX Bibliography DisplayAligning problemText aligning like numbers aligningLeft aligning cell contents in a tableAligning the rightarrows in latexAligning objectsAligning formulae in LaTeXJustifying text in overleaf templatebeamer: Centering title page contentsAligning the title page
I'm writing a report in LaTeX using the Overleaf online editor. For some reason - when translating to pdf - it arranges all contents far-left and doesn't fill out to the right. Does someone know how to fix this?
Below is an example of what it looks like. First page of my ToC is aligned as should be, but the second page f*cks up and then the rest of the pages in my pdf stay left-aligned as well.
I've styled my Overleaf project with several .tex files. My main.tex looks like this:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageoutline
usepackagepmgraph
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackageappendix
usepackagehyperref
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagefloat
usepackageenumitem
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagesubfig
usepackagesetspace
usepackagepdfpages
begindocument
titletextbfxxx
authorxxx
maketitle
newpage
setlengthparskip0.4em
renewcommandcontentsnameIndholdsfortegnelse
tableofcontents
%--------------------Make usable space all of page
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
%--------------------Indention
setlengthparindent0cm
setlengthparskip1em
%.TEX LOADING HERE
enddocument
Please, if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can fix this, it will be greatly appreciated!
horizontal-alignment
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
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I'm writing a report in LaTeX using the Overleaf online editor. For some reason - when translating to pdf - it arranges all contents far-left and doesn't fill out to the right. Does someone know how to fix this?
Below is an example of what it looks like. First page of my ToC is aligned as should be, but the second page f*cks up and then the rest of the pages in my pdf stay left-aligned as well.
I've styled my Overleaf project with several .tex files. My main.tex looks like this:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageoutline
usepackagepmgraph
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackageappendix
usepackagehyperref
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagefloat
usepackageenumitem
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagesubfig
usepackagesetspace
usepackagepdfpages
begindocument
titletextbfxxx
authorxxx
maketitle
newpage
setlengthparskip0.4em
renewcommandcontentsnameIndholdsfortegnelse
tableofcontents
%--------------------Make usable space all of page
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
%--------------------Indention
setlengthparindent0cm
setlengthparskip1em
%.TEX LOADING HERE
enddocument
Please, if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can fix this, it will be greatly appreciated!
horizontal-alignment
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
add a comment |
I'm writing a report in LaTeX using the Overleaf online editor. For some reason - when translating to pdf - it arranges all contents far-left and doesn't fill out to the right. Does someone know how to fix this?
Below is an example of what it looks like. First page of my ToC is aligned as should be, but the second page f*cks up and then the rest of the pages in my pdf stay left-aligned as well.
I've styled my Overleaf project with several .tex files. My main.tex looks like this:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageoutline
usepackagepmgraph
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackageappendix
usepackagehyperref
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagefloat
usepackageenumitem
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagesubfig
usepackagesetspace
usepackagepdfpages
begindocument
titletextbfxxx
authorxxx
maketitle
newpage
setlengthparskip0.4em
renewcommandcontentsnameIndholdsfortegnelse
tableofcontents
%--------------------Make usable space all of page
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
%--------------------Indention
setlengthparindent0cm
setlengthparskip1em
%.TEX LOADING HERE
enddocument
Please, if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can fix this, it will be greatly appreciated!
horizontal-alignment
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
I'm writing a report in LaTeX using the Overleaf online editor. For some reason - when translating to pdf - it arranges all contents far-left and doesn't fill out to the right. Does someone know how to fix this?
Below is an example of what it looks like. First page of my ToC is aligned as should be, but the second page f*cks up and then the rest of the pages in my pdf stay left-aligned as well.
I've styled my Overleaf project with several .tex files. My main.tex looks like this:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackageoutline
usepackagepmgraph
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackageappendix
usepackagehyperref
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagefloat
usepackageenumitem
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagesubfig
usepackagesetspace
usepackagepdfpages
begindocument
titletextbfxxx
authorxxx
maketitle
newpage
setlengthparskip0.4em
renewcommandcontentsnameIndholdsfortegnelse
tableofcontents
%--------------------Make usable space all of page
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
%--------------------Indention
setlengthparindent0cm
setlengthparskip1em
%.TEX LOADING HERE
enddocument
Please, if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can fix this, it will be greatly appreciated!
horizontal-alignment
horizontal-alignment
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
edited May 12 at 2:11
LianTze Lim
8,93323071
8,93323071
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
asked May 11 at 22:58
simonbragesimonbrage
133
133
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You have not posted a testable fragment but the cause is clearly
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
You can not change these settings mid page. Changing them after begindocument is not really supported, latex has to set up various page parameters and it does this at begindocument.
Move that block to the preamble (or better use the geometry package rather than low level assignments to set the page size.
If you really want to change the page size mid-document, you need to reset the internal parameters to match, and do it after a clearpage forced page break, or more simply use the geometry package interface to changing the page size for specific pages.
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You have not posted a testable fragment but the cause is clearly
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
You can not change these settings mid page. Changing them after begindocument is not really supported, latex has to set up various page parameters and it does this at begindocument.
Move that block to the preamble (or better use the geometry package rather than low level assignments to set the page size.
If you really want to change the page size mid-document, you need to reset the internal parameters to match, and do it after a clearpage forced page break, or more simply use the geometry package interface to changing the page size for specific pages.
answered May 12 at 0:11
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
506k4211531905
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You have not posted a testable fragment but the cause is clearly
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
You can not change these settings mid page. Changing them after begindocument is not really supported, latex has to set up various page parameters and it does this at begindocument.
Move that block to the preamble (or better use the geometry package rather than low level assignments to set the page size.
If you really want to change the page size mid-document, you need to reset the internal parameters to match, and do it after a clearpage forced page break, or more simply use the geometry package interface to changing the page size for specific pages.
answered May 12 at 0:11
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
506k4211531905
add a comment |
You have not posted a testable fragment but the cause is clearly
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
You can not change these settings mid page. Changing them after begindocument is not really supported, latex has to set up various page parameters and it does this at begindocument.
Move that block to the preamble (or better use the geometry package rather than low level assignments to set the page size.
If you really want to change the page size mid-document, you need to reset the internal parameters to match, and do it after a clearpage forced page break, or more simply use the geometry package interface to changing the page size for specific pages.
answered May 12 at 0:11
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
506k4211531905
You have not posted a testable fragment but the cause is clearly
setlengthoddsidemargin0in
setlengthevensidemargin0in
setlengthtopmargin0in
setlengthheadsep-.25in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthtextheight8.5in
You can not change these settings mid page. Changing them after begindocument is not really supported, latex has to set up various page parameters and it does this at begindocument.
Move that block to the preamble (or better use the geometry package rather than low level assignments to set the page size.
If you really want to change the page size mid-document, you need to reset the internal parameters to match, and do it after a clearpage forced page break, or more simply use the geometry package interface to changing the page size for specific pages.
answered May 12 at 0:11
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