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| + | \backgroundline[gray]{\tt line1\\and line2} | ||
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| − | \backgroundline[gray]{\tt\strut line1\\and line2}</cd:example></cd:examples> | + | \backgroundline[gray]{\tt\strut line1\\and line2} |
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Revision as of 15:16, 8 May 2024
Contents
\backgroundline
Summary
The command \backgroundline is used for typeset a content on one line, on coloring the background.
Settings
Description
Examples
Example 1
\backgroundline[gray]{\tt line1\\and line2} \blank[small] \backgroundline[gray]{\tt\strut line1\\and line2}
