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Getting the width of the current container
I'm trying to create a generic command to write a solid heading. The width of the heading should fit into the containing environment in which the heading it rendered.
In the example below, the orange heading flows outside the table.
What command should I use to replace textwidthin the solidheading so that it will always print a width that fits into either a paragraph width or inside a table column?
The code to produce this is as follows:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagexcolor
newcommandsolidheading[2][yellow]
noindent colorbox#1parbox[t]textwidth#2
vskip1ex
usepackagecolortbl
usepackagefontawesome5
newenvironmentnotes
noindent
begintabular!colorblackvrule width 0.01textwidthp0.85textwidth
cellcolorgray
LargefaEdit[regular] bfseriesNotes\
cellcolorlightgray
endtabular
begindocument
solidheading[pink]Heading outside Table
beginnotes
solidheading[orange]Don't forget
Smile and say hello.newline
Happy makes happy.
endnotes
enddocument
width
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I'm trying to create a generic command to write a solid heading. The width of the heading should fit into the containing environment in which the heading it rendered.
In the example below, the orange heading flows outside the table.
What command should I use to replace textwidthin the solidheading so that it will always print a width that fits into either a paragraph width or inside a table column?
The code to produce this is as follows:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagexcolor
newcommandsolidheading[2][yellow]
noindent colorbox#1parbox[t]textwidth#2
vskip1ex
usepackagecolortbl
usepackagefontawesome5
newenvironmentnotes
noindent
begintabular!colorblackvrule width 0.01textwidthp0.85textwidth
cellcolorgray
LargefaEdit[regular] bfseriesNotes\
cellcolorlightgray
endtabular
begindocument
solidheading[pink]Heading outside Table
beginnotes
solidheading[orange]Don't forget
Smile and say hello.newline
Happy makes happy.
endnotes
enddocument
width
asked 1 min ago
JackJack
433159
add a comment |
I'm trying to create a generic command to write a solid heading. The width of the heading should fit into the containing environment in which the heading it rendered.
In the example below, the orange heading flows outside the table.
What command should I use to replace textwidthin the solidheading so that it will always print a width that fits into either a paragraph width or inside a table column?
The code to produce this is as follows:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagexcolor
newcommandsolidheading[2][yellow]
noindent colorbox#1parbox[t]textwidth#2
vskip1ex
usepackagecolortbl
usepackagefontawesome5
newenvironmentnotes
noindent
begintabular!colorblackvrule width 0.01textwidthp0.85textwidth
cellcolorgray
LargefaEdit[regular] bfseriesNotes\
cellcolorlightgray
endtabular
begindocument
solidheading[pink]Heading outside Table
beginnotes
solidheading[orange]Don't forget
Smile and say hello.newline
Happy makes happy.
endnotes
enddocument
width
asked 1 min ago
JackJack
433159
I'm trying to create a generic command to write a solid heading. The width of the heading should fit into the containing environment in which the heading it rendered.
In the example below, the orange heading flows outside the table.
What command should I use to replace textwidthin the solidheading so that it will always print a width that fits into either a paragraph width or inside a table column?
The code to produce this is as follows:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackagexcolor
newcommandsolidheading[2][yellow]
noindent colorbox#1parbox[t]textwidth#2
vskip1ex
usepackagecolortbl
usepackagefontawesome5
newenvironmentnotes
noindent
begintabular!colorblackvrule width 0.01textwidthp0.85textwidth
cellcolorgray
LargefaEdit[regular] bfseriesNotes\
cellcolorlightgray
endtabular
begindocument
solidheading[pink]Heading outside Table
beginnotes
solidheading[orange]Don't forget
Smile and say hello.newline
Happy makes happy.
endnotes
enddocument
width
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433159
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