{overleaf template gallery}LaTeX examples — Recent

This example shows how to use LuaTeX to run software tools and utilities installed on Overleaf’s servers, including how to capture, and then typeset, text that would normally be displayed in a terminal window.

Esta es un ejemplo de cómo utilizar casos condicionales para evaluar las diferentes opciones de un parámetro de entrada en un nuevo macro personalizado, en este ejemplo se condiciona el tipo intervalo que se representa de acuerdo a si se trata de un intervalo infinito o no y si es abierto o cerrado. 2017 por Fausto M. Lagos S. <piratax007@protonmail.ch> Este trabajo puede ser distribuido o modificado bajo los términos y condiciones de la LaTeX Project Public License (LPPL) v1.3C, o cualquier versión posterior. La última versión de esta licencia puede verse en: http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt Usted es libre de usarlo, modificarlo o distribuirlo siempre que se respeten los términos de la licencia y se reconozca al autor original

Optical illusion: Do you look from the cylinder from the right or from the left?

This is a VERY simple and minimalistic beamer theme, even reminiscent of marker pens on transparencies! It mimics the look of the "seminar" package, which can only be used with plain TeX. There are also some comments and example to show how to customise various elements, e.g. the font and colours.

Formato de examen de electrónica con circuito.

Thai Example (Using XeLaTeX)

A LuaLaTeX document that for multiplication tables for use in classrooms. The mymult function takes as input (n) an argument and publishes the tables for n-5+1 through n.

Some authors prefer to place their manuscript LaTeX source files in a subfolder, and other research artefacts (figures, tables, etc) in another subfolder. This example shows how this workflow can be maintained on Overleaf, by providing a top-level main.tex that pulls in the real main LaTeX file from the subfolder using the import package.

The changes pack­age, distributed with TeX Live, al­lows the user to man­u­ally markup changes of text, such as ad­di­tions, dele­tions, or re­place­ments. This example customizes the package to show author annotations with avatars. (Here's a more conventional example without the avatars. )