Welcome to the LaTeX Examples Repository! This repository provides a collection of LaTeX examples demonstrating its use in various contexts such as thesis writing, abstracts, and general document formatting. Each example includes basic LaTeX code snippets along with explanations, giving you a starting point to create your own LaTeX documents.
Note: This repository is not a comprehensive guide to LaTeX but aims to provide practical, easy-to-understand examples to help you get started.
- About this Repository
- Getting Started with LaTeX
- Examples Included
- How to Use the Examples
- Contributing
- Resources for Learning LaTeX
- License
This repository is intended for beginners and intermediate users who want to learn and remember how to use LaTeX in different document contexts. It includes basic examples that you can easily modify and expand upon to fit your needs.
If you're new to LaTeX, you’ll need to install a LaTeX distribution (e.g., TeX Live, MiKTeX) and an editor (e.g., TeXworks, VS Code with LaTeX Workshop), or you can use the online editor/environment Overleaf. You can then clone this repository and start working with the examples.
To clone the repository, use:
git clone https://github.com/delloiaconos/Latex_Examples.gitThis repository contains LaTeX examples for various document types:
- Thesis/Dissertation: Basic structure of a thesis, including title page, abstract, chapters, references, and appendix.
- Abstract: Simple example for writing abstracts for papers or reports.
- General Documents: Examples of article formatting, including sections, figures, tables, and bibliography. Presentations: Basic Beamer presentation with title slide, sections, and basic formatting.
- Letters: Simple letter formatting for official correspondence.
Browse the directory corresponding to the type of document you wish to create. Open the .tex file in your LaTeX editor of choice. Compile the document to PDF using pdflatex, xelatex, or lualatex (depending on your configuration). Modify the content to suit your own requirements. Each example is accompanied by comments in the code to help you understand the purpose of different commands and environments.
Contributions are welcome! If you have a useful example or want to improve an existing one, feel free to open a pull request. Please follow the guidelines below:
- Follow the existing file structure for consistency.
- Include comments in the code to explain key commands.
- Provide a brief description of the example in the pull request.
Here are some resources to help you learn more about LaTeX:
LaTeX Project Overleaf LaTeX Tutorials ShareLaTeX LaTeX Guides
This repository is licensed under the GNU/GPL License. See the LICENSE file for more details.