Examples

This example is a LuaTeX-based plain TeX project which implements a LuaTeX callback function to show the components of a typeset paragraph. It is designed to accompany a blog post and, for simplicity, it is not a full-blown “parser”—for example, it is not recursive and ignores a number of node types. However, it offers a useful starting point for anyone wishing to explore callbacks in more detail.

This is a CV based on the Friggeri CV template but has updated colors and sections styles

CV en Español. Based on the Purple CV template.

తెలుగు ని LaTeX లో వ్రాయటానికి నాకు అంతర్జాలంలో పెద్దగా సమాచారం దొరకలేదు. పైగా ఉన్న సమాచారంలో తెలుగులో విభిన్న ఖనులను వాడే ఉపాయాలు పెద్దగా లేవు. అందుకే నేను నా కోసం ఒక దస్తూరి తయారు చేసుకున్నా. బహుశా మీకు కూడా ఇది ఉపయోగపడచ్చు. This is a result of searching a lot on how to make various fonts in Telugu easily accessible on LaTeX. This document is a result of several days of effort. Hope anyone using this does not have to go through the same problems again. See also these Overleaf help pages on typesetting multiple languages and scripts using the polyglossia package and the babel package and TrueType/OpenType fonts, as well as this example and list of Telugu fonts available on Overleaf.

Some quick examples of the tikzducks package! The latest version, which has an option for an Overleaf tikz, can be obtained from Sam Carter's Github repository.

An example on using pTeX on Overleaf. See this help page and blog post for further details on using pTeX on Overleaf.

Some examples of how the packages tikz and pgfplots can be used to create fully vectorized graphics directly in the LaTeX document. An example of how a flowchart can be generated in LaTeX is also given. It combines the packages tikz and overpic and shows how to overlay/embed intrinsic LaTeX text onto images created elsewhere.

L'exemple de fichier pour l'atelier Latex 2019 à l'UQAC.

Example using the exam class and datatool to process CSV data.