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overlapping boxes
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overlapping boxesHi all,
could someone please tell me how to create 2 overlapping boxes? the second box should cover about 50% of the first box with the rest stretching out. Thanks, Chris
Re: overlapping boxesHi Chris,
what kind of boxes do you mean? Framed boxes, colors, just LaTeX/TeX boxes containing text, or what? For instance you could print a box, use negative space like \hspace{-2cm} and put the next box there. Or use the textpos package to place boxes at arbitrary positions. Stefan LaTeX Community Moderator
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Re: overlapping boxes
Hi Stefan, basically, am trying to realize the gray box at the top with and oval box partly overlapping it with some text ("Contents" )like in the included file. Thanks , Chris
Re: overlapping boxesHi Chris,
try this compilable example:
Stefan LaTeX Community Moderator
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Re: overlapping boxesStefan,
you are just so wonderful! Stay blessed, Chris
Re: overlapping boxesHi Chris,
I've just made a test using TikZ and titlesec together to produce chapter headings like the one above, see: Fancy chapter headings with TikZ. I've used kpfonts instead of courier/monospaced, but that's not important. Stefan LaTeX Community Moderator
TeXblog.net
Re: overlapping boxesHi Stefan,
the example is perfect! just tried it. Thanks! Regards, Chris
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