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Tag: commands

I’ve added a copy button

Mon 14 Feb 2022Tue 25 Apr 2023 CaityLeave a comment on I’ve added a copy button

I add a copy button to keyboard commands for your convenience.

Posted in General updatesTagged commands, copying, plugins, ux, wordpress

Adding/enabling missing PHP modules in WordPress

Sun 13 Feb 2022Mon 28 Feb 2022 CaityLeave a comment on Adding/enabling missing PHP modules in WordPress

I am thwarted yet again by WordPress, but not for long!

Posted in WordPressTagged commands, intl, php

Nobody panic, but PHP is missing the MySQL extension, which is required by WordPress

Wed 9 Feb 2022Sun 13 Feb 2022 CaityLeave a comment on Nobody panic, but PHP is missing the MySQL extension, which is required by WordPress

I see a terrible new-to-me error and think it will be awful to fix; but it’s even simpler than the internet says it is.

Posted in WordPressTagged apache, commands, errors, mysql, php

Crossed-out arrow

Mon 20 Feb 2012Sun 8 Aug 2021 Caity2 Comments on Crossed-out arrow

I define a crossed-out arrow because I can’t find a predefined one.

Posted in LaTeXTagged arrows, commands, definitions, packages, stmaryrd, symbols

Packages: hyperref’s \texorpdfstring

Sun 8 May 2011Mon 9 Aug 2021 CaityLeave a comment on Packages: hyperref’s \texorpdfstring

I find out how to add PDF bookmarks that don’t include forbidden tokens.

Posted in LaTeXTagged bookmarks, commands, hyperref, packages, warnings

Defining commands

Sat 7 May 2011Sun 8 Aug 2021 CaityLeave a comment on Defining commands

I describe how to define new commands, how to override existing commands and how to define a back-up command.

Posted in LaTeXTagged commands, definitions

The gb4e and cgloss4e packages

Sat 7 May 2011Sun 15 Aug 2021 CaityLeave a comment on The gb4e and cgloss4e packages

I make note of the gb4e and cgloss packages used for linguistics.

Posted in LaTeXTagged cgloss4e, commands, definitions, gb4e, glosses, numbering, packages, phrase structure rules

“Argument of @sect has an extra }.”

Sat 7 May 2011Sun 8 Aug 2021 CaityLeave a comment on “Argument of @sect has an extra }.”

I show how to fix a mysterious-sounding error.

Posted in LaTeXTagged bibliographies, commands, errors, footnotes, harvard, packages

Counters in lists etc.

Sat 7 May 2011Mon 18 Oct 2021 CaityLeave a comment on Counters in lists etc.

I describe how to customise numbering in enumerated lists.

Posted in LaTeXTagged commands, definitions, numbering

Tables: merging columns

Sat 7 May 2011Mon 14 Feb 2022 CaityLeave a comment on Tables: merging columns

I show how to merge columns in tables.

Posted in LaTeXTagged booktabs, commands, floats, packages, tables

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My recent posts

The view from the balcony towards the piazza. There's a building opposite, and a pedestrian island in the middle with trees. People are crossing the roads, walking along or milling about. The sky is blue. Italy trip: to Turin
A woman in a red t-shirt and black leggings, wearing a running vest (for rehydration) runs along a path through the trees. She's smiling for the camera. The Sun’s on the Run at Brandon
A flat field under a blue sky with fluffy white clouds, with trees on the horizon. Picnic tables are dotted about on the left, with feather flags from stalls behind. There’s a blue arch of the kind used for finish lines is set up, but can’t be the actual finish line because the course doesn’t include it. Most puzzling. Setting up base camp in Sandringham

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How to change a Git repository from HTTPS to SSH
Bibtex: forcing capital letters
Chemical structures

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