How to Edit

• [ ] Choose the KaTeX edit you want to make. Below are an example of each:

  $\color{Fuchsia}\rule{300px}{2px}$

  $\color{Black}\rule{2px}{350px}$

  • Horizontal Divider
    • See horizontal divider above
  • Vertical Divider
    • See vertical divider at the left
  • Colored Text
    • $\color{ForestGreen}\text{ This is an example.}$
  • Bulleted Text
    • $\textcolor{Blue}{\circledast}\color{Silver}\text{ This is an example.}$
  • Colorbox
    • $\color{White}\colorbox{BlueViolet}{ This is an example.}$
  • Framed Text
    • $\color{Crimson}\fbox{ This is an example.}$
  • Framed Colorbox
    • $\fcolorbox{Black}{GoldenRod}{ This is an example.}$
  • Fonts
    • $\texttt{ Add your text here}$
  • Font Size
    • $\LARGE{ Add your text here}$
  • Accent
    • $\underbrace{ Add your text here}$

• [ ] Continue with the tutorial below. Although all pages operate the same way, you can still read on below for more clarity.

  Horizontal Divider

  Vertical Divider

  Colored Text

  Bulleted Text

  Colorbox

  Framed Text

  Framed Colorbox

  Fonts

  Font Size

  Accent

Further Customization

• [ ] Here are some tips for even more customization:
  • Type “/turnh1” in an empty space on the same line of the fancy text to turn the text into different headings.
  • You can also type “/turnblockequation” on the same line as the fancy text to center it.
  • KaTeX fancy text are moveable like normal text, so feel free to add them to a list, numbered list, checkbox, etc.
  • To make KaTeX fancy text work in line, you can either type the KaTeX code inline and only complete the last “$” at the end when it’s inline, or drag a pre-existing fancy text and drag it to the desired place. It can feel clunky to drag them so instead do this:
    • See clips