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Tikz – Box/frame arround Text with interruption
TikZ: Cropping the Bounding BoxHow can I put a coloured outline around fraction lines?How to define the default vertical distance between nodes?Why do I get an extra white page before my TikZ picture?TikZ: Drawing an arc from an intersection to an intersectionBeamer: framed box for frame titleAdjust text spacing in tikz boxTikz for drawing box flowchartAdd a box around text
.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty
margin-bottom:0;
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does somebody know a trick for creating a box/frame lite this around a text like this:
I guess it could be working best with tikz. Here is the code for the text (without frame):
documentclassarticle
usepackagefix-cm
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
vspace*3cm
begincenter
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name xy
vspace.5cm
fontsize7510 sffamily colorred 2019
vspace.5cm
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name
endcenter
enddocument
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does somebody know a trick for creating a box/frame lite this around a text like this:
I guess it could be working best with tikz. Here is the code for the text (without frame):
documentclassarticle
usepackagefix-cm
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
vspace*3cm
begincenter
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name xy
vspace.5cm
fontsize7510 sffamily colorred 2019
vspace.5cm
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name
endcenter
enddocument
tikz-pgf box
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does somebody know a trick for creating a box/frame lite this around a text like this:
I guess it could be working best with tikz. Here is the code for the text (without frame):
documentclassarticle
usepackagefix-cm
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
vspace*3cm
begincenter
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name xy
vspace.5cm
fontsize7510 sffamily colorred 2019
vspace.5cm
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name
endcenter
enddocument
tikz-pgf box
asked 9 hours ago
simandesimande
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does somebody know a trick for creating a box/frame lite this around a text like this:
I guess it could be working best with tikz. Here is the code for the text (without frame):
documentclassarticle
usepackagefix-cm
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
vspace*3cm
begincenter
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name xy
vspace.5cm
fontsize7510 sffamily colorred 2019
vspace.5cm
fontsize2510 sffamily colorblack!45 Name
endcenter
enddocument
tikz-pgf box
tikz-pgf box
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asked 9 hours ago
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Something like this? The vertical distances are controlled by inner ysep, and the horizontal ones by inner xsep.
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries]
node[scale=4,red!60,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=0.5ex] (2019)2019;
node[above,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.north) (A) Name xy;
node[below,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.south) (B) Name;
draw[thick,gray!50] (A.east) -| (2019.east|-B) -- (B.east)
(A.west) -| (2019.west|-B) -- (B.west);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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exactly like this. Thanks a lot!
– simande
8 hours ago
how about this?documentclass[tikz,border=1mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=2,violet,draw=gray!50,line width=2pt,rounded corners, inner xsep=2mm,inner ysep=2mm] (2019) 2019 (2019.north) node[orange,fill=white] TikZ (2019.south) node[orange,fill=white] texSE; endtikzpicture enddocument
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild Thanks! This also works for white backgrounds. It won't look good if the thing is put on a non-white background, though.
– Schrödinger's cat
7 hours ago
I just modified from your code. For colored background, say, pink, then just put [fill=pink]. Still there is a problem: I can not adjust texSE in the middle of boundary of the node2019.
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild You can dodocumentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=4,red,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=2ex,draw=black!45,thick] (2019)2019 (2019.north) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name xy (2019.south) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name; endtikzpicture enddocumentbut why? It only works for monochrome backgrounds.
– Schrödinger's cat
6 hours ago
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Just for fun a TikZ-less version, that only uses xcolor and grabbox (grabbox wouldn't really be necessary, but this way you can use verb and stuff in the braced arguments).
Argument structure of boxtext is:
- optional argument specifying fixed width of top-text
- mandatory argument for top-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of main-text
- mandatory argument for main-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of bottom-text
- mandatory argument for bottom-text
If you don't specify a fixed width the natural width is used, if a fixed width is specified the contents will be centred using centering.
documentclass[]article
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegrabbox
makeatletter
colorletboxtextbordergray
newlengthtoptextpad
newlengthmaintextpad
newlengthbottomtextpad
newlengthboxtextborder
setlengthtoptextpad2pt
setlengthmaintextpad5pt
setlengthbottomtextpad2pt
setlengthboxtextborder.4pt
newlengthboxtext@maxwd
newsaveboxboxtext@toptext
newsaveboxboxtext@maintext
newsaveboxboxtext@bottomtext
defmyfi@Tbfi#1#2#3fi#2
newcommandboxtext@ifrelax[1]
%
ifxrelax#1%
myfi@Tb
fi
@secondoftwo
newcommandboxtext[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@a
newcommandboxtext@a[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@maintexthbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@maintextvbox%
boxtext@b
newcommandboxtext@b[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@out
newcommand*boxtext@siderule
%
vrule
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
width boxtextborder
relax
newcommand*boxtext@toprule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@toptext)/2-toptextpad
relax
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
-dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@bottomrule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@bottomtext)/2-bottomtextpad
relax
height
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@out
%
mbox
%
begingroup
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@toptext
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@maintext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
else
ifdimwdboxtext@toptext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@toptext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
fi
advanceboxtext@maxwd2maintextpad
colorboxtextborder%
boxtext@siderule
rlapmakebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]useboxboxtext@maintext%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+dpboxtext@toptext
+maintextpad+toptextpad
useboxboxtext@toptext%
%
%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+htboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad
useboxboxtext@bottomtext%
%
%
rlapboxtext@toprule%
rlapboxtext@bottomrule%
hskipboxtext@maxwd
llapboxtext@toprule%
llapboxtext@bottomrule%
boxtext@siderule
endgroup
%
makeatother
begindocument
boxtext
Name xy
textcolorred2019
Name%
boxtext
textsfName xy
sffamilybfserieshugetextcolorred2019
textsfName
boxtextName xy[5cm]This is some text that is 5cm wideName
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
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haha, ok that works as well ;-)
– simande
8 hours ago
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@simande and it's only 153 lines of code to create theboxtextmacro, so definitely the way to go!
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Something like this? The vertical distances are controlled by inner ysep, and the horizontal ones by inner xsep.
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries]
node[scale=4,red!60,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=0.5ex] (2019)2019;
node[above,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.north) (A) Name xy;
node[below,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.south) (B) Name;
draw[thick,gray!50] (A.east) -| (2019.east|-B) -- (B.east)
(A.west) -| (2019.west|-B) -- (B.west);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
11.5k15 silver badges33 bronze badges
exactly like this. Thanks a lot!
– simande
8 hours ago
how about this?documentclass[tikz,border=1mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=2,violet,draw=gray!50,line width=2pt,rounded corners, inner xsep=2mm,inner ysep=2mm] (2019) 2019 (2019.north) node[orange,fill=white] TikZ (2019.south) node[orange,fill=white] texSE; endtikzpicture enddocument
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild Thanks! This also works for white backgrounds. It won't look good if the thing is put on a non-white background, though.
– Schrödinger's cat
7 hours ago
I just modified from your code. For colored background, say, pink, then just put [fill=pink]. Still there is a problem: I can not adjust texSE in the middle of boundary of the node2019.
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild You can dodocumentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=4,red,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=2ex,draw=black!45,thick] (2019)2019 (2019.north) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name xy (2019.south) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name; endtikzpicture enddocumentbut why? It only works for monochrome backgrounds.
– Schrödinger's cat
6 hours ago
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Something like this? The vertical distances are controlled by inner ysep, and the horizontal ones by inner xsep.
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries]
node[scale=4,red!60,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=0.5ex] (2019)2019;
node[above,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.north) (A) Name xy;
node[below,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.south) (B) Name;
draw[thick,gray!50] (A.east) -| (2019.east|-B) -- (B.east)
(A.west) -| (2019.west|-B) -- (B.west);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
11.5k15 silver badges33 bronze badges
exactly like this. Thanks a lot!
– simande
8 hours ago
how about this?documentclass[tikz,border=1mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=2,violet,draw=gray!50,line width=2pt,rounded corners, inner xsep=2mm,inner ysep=2mm] (2019) 2019 (2019.north) node[orange,fill=white] TikZ (2019.south) node[orange,fill=white] texSE; endtikzpicture enddocument
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild Thanks! This also works for white backgrounds. It won't look good if the thing is put on a non-white background, though.
– Schrödinger's cat
7 hours ago
I just modified from your code. For colored background, say, pink, then just put [fill=pink]. Still there is a problem: I can not adjust texSE in the middle of boundary of the node2019.
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild You can dodocumentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=4,red,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=2ex,draw=black!45,thick] (2019)2019 (2019.north) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name xy (2019.south) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name; endtikzpicture enddocumentbut why? It only works for monochrome backgrounds.
– Schrödinger's cat
6 hours ago
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Something like this? The vertical distances are controlled by inner ysep, and the horizontal ones by inner xsep.
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries]
node[scale=4,red!60,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=0.5ex] (2019)2019;
node[above,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.north) (A) Name xy;
node[below,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.south) (B) Name;
draw[thick,gray!50] (A.east) -| (2019.east|-B) -- (B.east)
(A.west) -| (2019.west|-B) -- (B.west);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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Something like this? The vertical distances are controlled by inner ysep, and the horizontal ones by inner xsep.
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone
begindocument
begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries]
node[scale=4,red!60,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=0.5ex] (2019)2019;
node[above,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.north) (A) Name xy;
node[below,scale=2,gray!50] at (2019.south) (B) Name;
draw[thick,gray!50] (A.east) -| (2019.east|-B) -- (B.east)
(A.west) -| (2019.west|-B) -- (B.west);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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answered 8 hours ago
Schrödinger's catSchrödinger's cat
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exactly like this. Thanks a lot!
– simande
8 hours ago
how about this?documentclass[tikz,border=1mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=2,violet,draw=gray!50,line width=2pt,rounded corners, inner xsep=2mm,inner ysep=2mm] (2019) 2019 (2019.north) node[orange,fill=white] TikZ (2019.south) node[orange,fill=white] texSE; endtikzpicture enddocument
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild Thanks! This also works for white backgrounds. It won't look good if the thing is put on a non-white background, though.
– Schrödinger's cat
7 hours ago
I just modified from your code. For colored background, say, pink, then just put [fill=pink]. Still there is a problem: I can not adjust texSE in the middle of boundary of the node2019.
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild You can dodocumentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=4,red,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=2ex,draw=black!45,thick] (2019)2019 (2019.north) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name xy (2019.south) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name; endtikzpicture enddocumentbut why? It only works for monochrome backgrounds.
– Schrödinger's cat
6 hours ago
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exactly like this. Thanks a lot!
– simande
8 hours ago
how about this?documentclass[tikz,border=1mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=2,violet,draw=gray!50,line width=2pt,rounded corners, inner xsep=2mm,inner ysep=2mm] (2019) 2019 (2019.north) node[orange,fill=white] TikZ (2019.south) node[orange,fill=white] texSE; endtikzpicture enddocument
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild Thanks! This also works for white backgrounds. It won't look good if the thing is put on a non-white background, though.
– Schrödinger's cat
7 hours ago
I just modified from your code. For colored background, say, pink, then just put [fill=pink]. Still there is a problem: I can not adjust texSE in the middle of boundary of the node2019.
– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
@BlackMild You can dodocumentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=4,red,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=2ex,draw=black!45,thick] (2019)2019 (2019.north) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name xy (2019.south) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name; endtikzpicture enddocumentbut why? It only works for monochrome backgrounds.
– Schrödinger's cat
6 hours ago
exactly like this. Thanks a lot!
– simande
8 hours ago
exactly like this. Thanks a lot!
– simande
8 hours ago
how about this?
documentclass[tikz,border=1mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=2,violet,draw=gray!50,line width=2pt,rounded corners, inner xsep=2mm,inner ysep=2mm] (2019) 2019 (2019.north) node[orange,fill=white] TikZ (2019.south) node[orange,fill=white] texSE; endtikzpicture enddocument– Black Mild
7 hours ago
how about this?
documentclass[tikz,border=1mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=2,violet,draw=gray!50,line width=2pt,rounded corners, inner xsep=2mm,inner ysep=2mm] (2019) 2019 (2019.north) node[orange,fill=white] TikZ (2019.south) node[orange,fill=white] texSE; endtikzpicture enddocument– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
1
@BlackMild Thanks! This also works for white backgrounds. It won't look good if the thing is put on a non-white background, though.
– Schrödinger's cat
7 hours ago
@BlackMild Thanks! This also works for white backgrounds. It won't look good if the thing is put on a non-white background, though.
– Schrödinger's cat
7 hours ago
I just modified from your code. For colored background, say, pink, then just put [fill=pink]. Still there is a problem: I can not adjust texSE in the middle of boundary of the node
2019.– Black Mild
7 hours ago
I just modified from your code. For colored background, say, pink, then just put [fill=pink]. Still there is a problem: I can not adjust texSE in the middle of boundary of the node
2019.– Black Mild
7 hours ago
1
1
@BlackMild You can do
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=4,red,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=2ex,draw=black!45,thick] (2019)2019 (2019.north) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name xy (2019.south) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name; endtikzpicture enddocument but why? It only works for monochrome backgrounds.– Schrödinger's cat
6 hours ago
@BlackMild You can do
documentclass[tikz,border=3mm]standalone begindocument begintikzpicture[font=sffamilybfseries] path node[scale=4,red,inner xsep=1.5ex,inner ysep=2ex,draw=black!45,thick] (2019)2019 (2019.north) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name xy (2019.south) node[scale=2,text=black!45,fill=white,text depth=0pt] Name; endtikzpicture enddocument but why? It only works for monochrome backgrounds.– Schrödinger's cat
6 hours ago
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Just for fun a TikZ-less version, that only uses xcolor and grabbox (grabbox wouldn't really be necessary, but this way you can use verb and stuff in the braced arguments).
Argument structure of boxtext is:
- optional argument specifying fixed width of top-text
- mandatory argument for top-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of main-text
- mandatory argument for main-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of bottom-text
- mandatory argument for bottom-text
If you don't specify a fixed width the natural width is used, if a fixed width is specified the contents will be centred using centering.
documentclass[]article
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegrabbox
makeatletter
colorletboxtextbordergray
newlengthtoptextpad
newlengthmaintextpad
newlengthbottomtextpad
newlengthboxtextborder
setlengthtoptextpad2pt
setlengthmaintextpad5pt
setlengthbottomtextpad2pt
setlengthboxtextborder.4pt
newlengthboxtext@maxwd
newsaveboxboxtext@toptext
newsaveboxboxtext@maintext
newsaveboxboxtext@bottomtext
defmyfi@Tbfi#1#2#3fi#2
newcommandboxtext@ifrelax[1]
%
ifxrelax#1%
myfi@Tb
fi
@secondoftwo
newcommandboxtext[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@a
newcommandboxtext@a[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@maintexthbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@maintextvbox%
boxtext@b
newcommandboxtext@b[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@out
newcommand*boxtext@siderule
%
vrule
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
width boxtextborder
relax
newcommand*boxtext@toprule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@toptext)/2-toptextpad
relax
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
-dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@bottomrule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@bottomtext)/2-bottomtextpad
relax
height
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@out
%
mbox
%
begingroup
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@toptext
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@maintext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
else
ifdimwdboxtext@toptext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@toptext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
fi
advanceboxtext@maxwd2maintextpad
colorboxtextborder%
boxtext@siderule
rlapmakebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]useboxboxtext@maintext%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+dpboxtext@toptext
+maintextpad+toptextpad
useboxboxtext@toptext%
%
%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+htboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad
useboxboxtext@bottomtext%
%
%
rlapboxtext@toprule%
rlapboxtext@bottomrule%
hskipboxtext@maxwd
llapboxtext@toprule%
llapboxtext@bottomrule%
boxtext@siderule
endgroup
%
makeatother
begindocument
boxtext
Name xy
textcolorred2019
Name%
boxtext
textsfName xy
sffamilybfserieshugetextcolorred2019
textsfName
boxtextName xy[5cm]This is some text that is 5cm wideName
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
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haha, ok that works as well ;-)
– simande
8 hours ago
1
@simande and it's only 153 lines of code to create theboxtextmacro, so definitely the way to go!
– Skillmon
8 hours ago
add a comment
|
2
Just for fun a TikZ-less version, that only uses xcolor and grabbox (grabbox wouldn't really be necessary, but this way you can use verb and stuff in the braced arguments).
Argument structure of boxtext is:
- optional argument specifying fixed width of top-text
- mandatory argument for top-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of main-text
- mandatory argument for main-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of bottom-text
- mandatory argument for bottom-text
If you don't specify a fixed width the natural width is used, if a fixed width is specified the contents will be centred using centering.
documentclass[]article
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegrabbox
makeatletter
colorletboxtextbordergray
newlengthtoptextpad
newlengthmaintextpad
newlengthbottomtextpad
newlengthboxtextborder
setlengthtoptextpad2pt
setlengthmaintextpad5pt
setlengthbottomtextpad2pt
setlengthboxtextborder.4pt
newlengthboxtext@maxwd
newsaveboxboxtext@toptext
newsaveboxboxtext@maintext
newsaveboxboxtext@bottomtext
defmyfi@Tbfi#1#2#3fi#2
newcommandboxtext@ifrelax[1]
%
ifxrelax#1%
myfi@Tb
fi
@secondoftwo
newcommandboxtext[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@a
newcommandboxtext@a[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@maintexthbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@maintextvbox%
boxtext@b
newcommandboxtext@b[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@out
newcommand*boxtext@siderule
%
vrule
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
width boxtextborder
relax
newcommand*boxtext@toprule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@toptext)/2-toptextpad
relax
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
-dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@bottomrule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@bottomtext)/2-bottomtextpad
relax
height
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@out
%
mbox
%
begingroup
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@toptext
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@maintext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
else
ifdimwdboxtext@toptext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@toptext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
fi
advanceboxtext@maxwd2maintextpad
colorboxtextborder%
boxtext@siderule
rlapmakebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]useboxboxtext@maintext%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+dpboxtext@toptext
+maintextpad+toptextpad
useboxboxtext@toptext%
%
%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+htboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad
useboxboxtext@bottomtext%
%
%
rlapboxtext@toprule%
rlapboxtext@bottomrule%
hskipboxtext@maxwd
llapboxtext@toprule%
llapboxtext@bottomrule%
boxtext@siderule
endgroup
%
makeatother
begindocument
boxtext
Name xy
textcolorred2019
Name%
boxtext
textsfName xy
sffamilybfserieshugetextcolorred2019
textsfName
boxtextName xy[5cm]This is some text that is 5cm wideName
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
28.5k1 gold badge28 silver badges59 bronze badges
haha, ok that works as well ;-)
– simande
8 hours ago
1
@simande and it's only 153 lines of code to create theboxtextmacro, so definitely the way to go!
– Skillmon
8 hours ago
add a comment
|
2
2
2
Just for fun a TikZ-less version, that only uses xcolor and grabbox (grabbox wouldn't really be necessary, but this way you can use verb and stuff in the braced arguments).
Argument structure of boxtext is:
- optional argument specifying fixed width of top-text
- mandatory argument for top-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of main-text
- mandatory argument for main-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of bottom-text
- mandatory argument for bottom-text
If you don't specify a fixed width the natural width is used, if a fixed width is specified the contents will be centred using centering.
documentclass[]article
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegrabbox
makeatletter
colorletboxtextbordergray
newlengthtoptextpad
newlengthmaintextpad
newlengthbottomtextpad
newlengthboxtextborder
setlengthtoptextpad2pt
setlengthmaintextpad5pt
setlengthbottomtextpad2pt
setlengthboxtextborder.4pt
newlengthboxtext@maxwd
newsaveboxboxtext@toptext
newsaveboxboxtext@maintext
newsaveboxboxtext@bottomtext
defmyfi@Tbfi#1#2#3fi#2
newcommandboxtext@ifrelax[1]
%
ifxrelax#1%
myfi@Tb
fi
@secondoftwo
newcommandboxtext[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@a
newcommandboxtext@a[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@maintexthbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@maintextvbox%
boxtext@b
newcommandboxtext@b[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@out
newcommand*boxtext@siderule
%
vrule
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
width boxtextborder
relax
newcommand*boxtext@toprule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@toptext)/2-toptextpad
relax
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
-dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@bottomrule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@bottomtext)/2-bottomtextpad
relax
height
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@out
%
mbox
%
begingroup
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@toptext
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@maintext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
else
ifdimwdboxtext@toptext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@toptext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
fi
advanceboxtext@maxwd2maintextpad
colorboxtextborder%
boxtext@siderule
rlapmakebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]useboxboxtext@maintext%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+dpboxtext@toptext
+maintextpad+toptextpad
useboxboxtext@toptext%
%
%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+htboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad
useboxboxtext@bottomtext%
%
%
rlapboxtext@toprule%
rlapboxtext@bottomrule%
hskipboxtext@maxwd
llapboxtext@toprule%
llapboxtext@bottomrule%
boxtext@siderule
endgroup
%
makeatother
begindocument
boxtext
Name xy
textcolorred2019
Name%
boxtext
textsfName xy
sffamilybfserieshugetextcolorred2019
textsfName
boxtextName xy[5cm]This is some text that is 5cm wideName
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
28.5k1 gold badge28 silver badges59 bronze badges
Just for fun a TikZ-less version, that only uses xcolor and grabbox (grabbox wouldn't really be necessary, but this way you can use verb and stuff in the braced arguments).
Argument structure of boxtext is:
- optional argument specifying fixed width of top-text
- mandatory argument for top-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of main-text
- mandatory argument for main-text
- optional argument specifying fixed width of bottom-text
- mandatory argument for bottom-text
If you don't specify a fixed width the natural width is used, if a fixed width is specified the contents will be centred using centering.
documentclass[]article
usepackagexcolor
usepackagegrabbox
makeatletter
colorletboxtextbordergray
newlengthtoptextpad
newlengthmaintextpad
newlengthbottomtextpad
newlengthboxtextborder
setlengthtoptextpad2pt
setlengthmaintextpad5pt
setlengthbottomtextpad2pt
setlengthboxtextborder.4pt
newlengthboxtext@maxwd
newsaveboxboxtext@toptext
newsaveboxboxtext@maintext
newsaveboxboxtext@bottomtext
defmyfi@Tbfi#1#2#3fi#2
newcommandboxtext@ifrelax[1]
%
ifxrelax#1%
myfi@Tb
fi
@secondoftwo
newcommandboxtext[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@toptextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@a
newcommandboxtext@a[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@maintexthbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@maintextvbox%
boxtext@b
newcommandboxtext@b[1][relax]
%
boxtext@ifrelax#1
@grabboxboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextborderhbox
@grabboxhsize#1centeringboxtext@bottomtextcolorboxtextbordervbox%
boxtext@out
newcommand*boxtext@siderule
%
vrule
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
width boxtextborder
relax
newcommand*boxtext@toprule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@toptext)/2-toptextpad
relax
height
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
-dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@toptext+.5dpboxtext@toptext
+toptextpad+maintextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@bottomrule
%
vrule
width
dimexpr
(boxtext@maxwd-wdboxtext@bottomtext)/2-bottomtextpad
relax
height
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad-.5boxtextborder
relax
depth
dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+.5htboxtext@bottomtext+.5dpboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad+.5boxtextborder
relax
relax
newcommand*boxtext@out
%
mbox
%
begingroup
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@toptext
ifdimwdboxtext@maintext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@maintext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
else
ifdimwdboxtext@toptext>wdboxtext@bottomtext
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@toptext
else
boxtext@maxwdwdboxtext@bottomtext
fi
fi
advanceboxtext@maxwd2maintextpad
colorboxtextborder%
boxtext@siderule
rlapmakebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]useboxboxtext@maintext%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
dimexpr
htboxtext@maintext+dpboxtext@toptext
+maintextpad+toptextpad
useboxboxtext@toptext%
%
%
rlap
%
makebox[boxtext@maxwd][c]
%
raisebox
%
-dimexpr
dpboxtext@maintext+htboxtext@bottomtext
+maintextpad+bottomtextpad
useboxboxtext@bottomtext%
%
%
rlapboxtext@toprule%
rlapboxtext@bottomrule%
hskipboxtext@maxwd
llapboxtext@toprule%
llapboxtext@bottomrule%
boxtext@siderule
endgroup
%
makeatother
begindocument
boxtext
Name xy
textcolorred2019
Name%
boxtext
textsfName xy
sffamilybfserieshugetextcolorred2019
textsfName
boxtextName xy[5cm]This is some text that is 5cm wideName
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
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answered 8 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
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answered 8 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
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answered 8 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
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28.5k1 gold badge28 silver badges59 bronze badges
haha, ok that works as well ;-)
– simande
8 hours ago
1
@simande and it's only 153 lines of code to create theboxtextmacro, so definitely the way to go!
– Skillmon
8 hours ago
add a comment
|
haha, ok that works as well ;-)
– simande
8 hours ago
1
@simande and it's only 153 lines of code to create theboxtextmacro, so definitely the way to go!
– Skillmon
8 hours ago
haha, ok that works as well ;-)
– simande
8 hours ago
haha, ok that works as well ;-)
– simande
8 hours ago
1
1
@simande and it's only 153 lines of code to create the
boxtext macro, so definitely the way to go!– Skillmon
8 hours ago
@simande and it's only 153 lines of code to create the
boxtext macro, so definitely the way to go!– Skillmon
8 hours ago
add a comment
|
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