Right now, the underline width is determined by the top text. I would like the underline to be as wide as whichever text is longer (the top text or the bottom annotation). If the annotation is longer, I want the top text to be centered over that wider underline. I also need to **avoid overlapping text so both lines stay clearly separate. Question: How can I modify this code so that: The ...
I am currently using \underline{...} to underline text. However, I want the underline to be closer to the letters (as of now, there's too much whitespace between the letters and the line). Is the...
Sometimes I want to underline some text, and it extends past the end of a line. Why does \underline{} not automatically wrap my text for me ? Also, how can I underline text so that it will still wrap ?
Why does underlined text not get wrapped once it hits the end of a line ...
As a follow-up on my prior comment, \xblackout{abc} $\mblackout[1pt]{y = x^2}$ seems to align the math underline and text underline, regardless of descenders in the math mode.
text decorations - Controling underline depth in math mode - TeX ...
Underline both text and equations in colour in LaTex Beamer Adjustable thickness of the underline Compatibility with Beamer overlays, specifically in the way that overlaying underlines does not change vertical spacing within a slide Long underlined expressions do not force an early line break, rather the underline stretches over two lines of text.
I'm trying to underline text that spans over more than one line. In principle, the ulem oder the soul package can do the trick when inputting the text directly to the respective command. \ul{some t...