Questions tagged [phantom]
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Is there a long version of \phantom?
Is there a macro or environment that hides its content, replacing it by blank space like \phantom, that accepts content consisting of multiple paragraphs?
(I am aware that I could use \color{white} as a workaround. However, I would prefer to really…
schtandard
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Vertical alignment of inf subscripts without vphantom
I was wondering whether it would be possible to align the index of multiple infimums (or supremums, or limits..) without recurring to the \vphantom command - I feel somehow it's kind of "cheating".
Here is a short…
G. Gare
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phantom command error
At wikipedia this
should produce
$\phantom{-}\frac{8}{2}=\phantom{-}4$
(I dont know how to make that display correctly here either)
but I get an error message
Failed to parse (unknown function…
R. Emery
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How to locally deactivate \phantom
I need to use \phantom for an argument and to deactivate it just sometimes to show only the numbers of enumerates. I spend a lot of time and I tried many things but I can't achieve it. Here is a minimal example (for xelatex) which I know it can't…
Moïse
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Hide text without keeping space
I want to hide some text but :
I don't want the hidden text to take space
I still want that LaTeX parse the content (to keep numbering)
I have found this solution :
\vphantom{\hphantom{text}}
This work perfectly but is there any better way to do…
Matheod
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\phantom not working with $\varbigcirc$
When I do
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{stmaryrd}
\begin{document}
$\varbigcirc$ test \par
\phantom{$\varbigcirc$} test
\end{document}
I get
which is not what I would expect. I would expect that the two "test" are left aligned and that…
Colas
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I want to hide characters in a quick manner. \phantom hides but also takes a space
For example
\begin{align*}
\Omega \phantom{\Omega..}(A\phantom{\Omega..})
\end{align*}
Prints: O (A )
I want it to print O(A) without resorting to
\begin{align*}
\Omega
%\Omega..
(A
%\Omega..
)
\end{align*}
which is just terrible
TheGreatJRB
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Hiding informations
Good morning, I'm trying to avoid informations from my CV. In particular, I'd like to have a method to substitute my personal address with a black box of the same size of the text. I'm currently using \phantom , and I'd like to know whether there…
