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How to make a box around a theorem?
If you are using thmtools, it should be noted that it can render boxed theorems per se. Example: I’d like to use a box around definitions and theorems, but leaving the header outside of it like:
How do you wrap text around a frame in word?
You can either turn wrapping off, or you can cause Word to flow text around the frame or text box. If you are using text boxes, you have even more wrapping options. To control text wrapping for a text box, follow these steps: Right-click on the text box. Word displays a Context menu. Choose Format Text Box from the Context menu.
Can a text box be wrapped around another object?
When an object is on the drawing layer, information on the text layer can be wrapped around it. Any text within a text box cannot be wrapped around another object in the text box because both the text and the object are on the same layer—the drawing layer.
How to frame a theorem in a package?
For example to state an important theorem. I tried using page 20 of the ntheorem documentation , but I do not know how to use the package. If you only want to frame some theorems, then you can define a new environment using the mdframed environment and some previously defined theorem-like environment:
How to frame a theorem in mdframed environment?
If you only want to frame some theorems, then you can define a new environment using the mdframed environment and some previously defined theorem-like environment: I don’t know if the tcolorbox package was available at the time that the question was asked, but here’s a small example taken directly from the documentation:
Is it OK to remove space in select box?
In summary, you should not do this or not common. The padding you are seeing is coming from the browser specific stylesheet. To remove space in select box, add the following style. Not the answer you’re looking for? Browse other questions tagged html css or ask your own question.