Posts by Parvez Akhtar Pasha
Author Biographical Info: I am Parvez Akhtar Pasha, I completed my graduation in computer science in 2021. During college I learned about LaTeX and found it very interesting. After that I learned the LaTeX thing very well. First I used to help my college friends to create CV by LaTeX. Then I wrote LaTeX articles for several websites and still do. I have received many positive responses from people all over the world for my LaTeX articles, I am very happy that my articles are useful to others.
In this tutorial, I will show you all of the methods to add a border for an image in LaTeX. Add a border for an image with \fbox If you want a simple black border around the image,.... Read More
In this tutorial, I will show you how to set the background color for your document, and change the text, list, and table color in LaTeX. Also, learn text highlights. In order to u.... Read More
In this tutorial, You will learn how to set the font size of a table in LaTeX with multiple methods. The available font sizes for text in LaTeX are \small, \footnotesize, \scriptsi.... Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the Imperative assignment symbol correctly in LaTeX. In order to get the Imperative assignment symbol in LaTeX you can directly use the .... Read More
Text over images is used to give some small information about the image in the document, which is also nice to look at. In this tutorial, I will show you how you can do this in LaT.... Read More
In LaTeX, the Percent (%) symbol is used for commenting out a single line, so you can not directly type this symbol into the source code and print it. Since this symbol (%) is a sp.... Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how to write min, max, argmin, and argmax functions in the correct way in LaTeX. Also, how to write characters under these functions (like subscrip.... Read More
In LaTeX, there are multiple ways to put empty lines (spaces) between paragraphs in LaTeX. In this tutorial, I will show you multiple ways to do this. You can use the \vspace{<l.... Read More