Align framed environment boxes exactly
I'm trying to draw a figure consisting of two boxes, using the framed environment, aligned side by side, each containing a small header and an align* environment. I'd like some symmetry. I.E. that the top and bottom lines of the boxes line up and the boxes are of equal width and symmetrical about the center of the page.
This is what I've got so far (Making use of some shorthands in the align environments, but I'd like a solution that does not depend on the contents of the aligns):
begin{figure}
centering
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
unit{A}:&quad A rightarrow allEnpstar A\
unit{A}(env)=&quadfinpr{Id{A(env,e)}}{ein E}
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
quad
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Co-Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
counit{B} : &quad pstarallEn B rightarrow B\
counit{B}(env, e') =&quad pi_{e'} : Pi_{ein E}B(env, e)rightarrow B(env, e')
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
caption{The unit and co-unit of the adjunction}
label{UnitCoUnitDefinition}
end{figure}
If you look carefully, these boxes aren't quite aligned vertically.
Is there a way to fix the size of the boxes to be equal regardless of the contents of the boxes?
framed layout
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I'm trying to draw a figure consisting of two boxes, using the framed environment, aligned side by side, each containing a small header and an align* environment. I'd like some symmetry. I.E. that the top and bottom lines of the boxes line up and the boxes are of equal width and symmetrical about the center of the page.
This is what I've got so far (Making use of some shorthands in the align environments, but I'd like a solution that does not depend on the contents of the aligns):
begin{figure}
centering
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
unit{A}:&quad A rightarrow allEnpstar A\
unit{A}(env)=&quadfinpr{Id{A(env,e)}}{ein E}
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
quad
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Co-Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
counit{B} : &quad pstarallEn B rightarrow B\
counit{B}(env, e') =&quad pi_{e'} : Pi_{ein E}B(env, e)rightarrow B(env, e')
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
caption{The unit and co-unit of the adjunction}
label{UnitCoUnitDefinition}
end{figure}
If you look carefully, these boxes aren't quite aligned vertically.
Is there a way to fix the size of the boxes to be equal regardless of the contents of the boxes?
framed layout
asked 4 hours ago
XandrosXandros
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(1) always post full minimal examples, not sniplets. (2) why would they be aligned when they do not have the same height?
– daleif
4 hours ago
Your issue seems related tofinpr, because this definition provides no difference between the two box heights.
– Werner
4 hours ago
@Werner how bizarre - my definition is very similar but using{leftlangle#1rightrangle_{#2}}instead. This appears to have fixed the issue as you've said. I'm currently deciding whether re-jig the question so it's useful for others (i.e. using an example with obviously different height aligns)
– Xandros
3 hours ago
@Xandros: If you don't needleft...right, don't just assume things will be the same without it.
– Werner
3 hours ago
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I'm trying to draw a figure consisting of two boxes, using the framed environment, aligned side by side, each containing a small header and an align* environment. I'd like some symmetry. I.E. that the top and bottom lines of the boxes line up and the boxes are of equal width and symmetrical about the center of the page.
This is what I've got so far (Making use of some shorthands in the align environments, but I'd like a solution that does not depend on the contents of the aligns):
begin{figure}
centering
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
unit{A}:&quad A rightarrow allEnpstar A\
unit{A}(env)=&quadfinpr{Id{A(env,e)}}{ein E}
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
quad
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Co-Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
counit{B} : &quad pstarallEn B rightarrow B\
counit{B}(env, e') =&quad pi_{e'} : Pi_{ein E}B(env, e)rightarrow B(env, e')
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
caption{The unit and co-unit of the adjunction}
label{UnitCoUnitDefinition}
end{figure}
If you look carefully, these boxes aren't quite aligned vertically.
Is there a way to fix the size of the boxes to be equal regardless of the contents of the boxes?
framed layout
asked 4 hours ago
XandrosXandros
101
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I'm trying to draw a figure consisting of two boxes, using the framed environment, aligned side by side, each containing a small header and an align* environment. I'd like some symmetry. I.E. that the top and bottom lines of the boxes line up and the boxes are of equal width and symmetrical about the center of the page.
This is what I've got so far (Making use of some shorthands in the align environments, but I'd like a solution that does not depend on the contents of the aligns):
begin{figure}
centering
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
unit{A}:&quad A rightarrow allEnpstar A\
unit{A}(env)=&quadfinpr{Id{A(env,e)}}{ein E}
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
quad
begin{minipage}{0.45textwidth}
begin{framed}
centering
textbf{Co-Unit}
scalebox{.9}{parbox{linewidth}{%
begin{align*}
counit{B} : &quad pstarallEn B rightarrow B\
counit{B}(env, e') =&quad pi_{e'} : Pi_{ein E}B(env, e)rightarrow B(env, e')
end{align*}
}}
end{framed}
end{minipage}
caption{The unit and co-unit of the adjunction}
label{UnitCoUnitDefinition}
end{figure}
If you look carefully, these boxes aren't quite aligned vertically.
Is there a way to fix the size of the boxes to be equal regardless of the contents of the boxes?
framed layout
framed layout
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(1) always post full minimal examples, not sniplets. (2) why would they be aligned when they do not have the same height?
– daleif
4 hours ago
Your issue seems related tofinpr, because this definition provides no difference between the two box heights.
– Werner
4 hours ago
@Werner how bizarre - my definition is very similar but using{leftlangle#1rightrangle_{#2}}instead. This appears to have fixed the issue as you've said. I'm currently deciding whether re-jig the question so it's useful for others (i.e. using an example with obviously different height aligns)
– Xandros
3 hours ago
@Xandros: If you don't needleft...right, don't just assume things will be the same without it.
– Werner
3 hours ago
add a comment |
(1) always post full minimal examples, not sniplets. (2) why would they be aligned when they do not have the same height?
– daleif
4 hours ago
Your issue seems related tofinpr, because this definition provides no difference between the two box heights.
– Werner
4 hours ago
@Werner how bizarre - my definition is very similar but using{leftlangle#1rightrangle_{#2}}instead. This appears to have fixed the issue as you've said. I'm currently deciding whether re-jig the question so it's useful for others (i.e. using an example with obviously different height aligns)
– Xandros
3 hours ago
@Xandros: If you don't needleft...right, don't just assume things will be the same without it.
– Werner
3 hours ago
(1) always post full minimal examples, not sniplets. (2) why would they be aligned when they do not have the same height?
– daleif
4 hours ago
(1) always post full minimal examples, not sniplets. (2) why would they be aligned when they do not have the same height?
– daleif
4 hours ago
Your issue seems related to
finpr, because this definition provides no difference between the two box heights.– Werner
4 hours ago
Your issue seems related to
finpr, because this definition provides no difference between the two box heights.– Werner
4 hours ago
@Werner how bizarre - my definition is very similar but using
{leftlangle#1rightrangle_{#2}} instead. This appears to have fixed the issue as you've said. I'm currently deciding whether re-jig the question so it's useful for others (i.e. using an example with obviously different height aligns)– Xandros
3 hours ago
@Werner how bizarre - my definition is very similar but using
{leftlangle#1rightrangle_{#2}} instead. This appears to have fixed the issue as you've said. I'm currently deciding whether re-jig the question so it's useful for others (i.e. using an example with obviously different height aligns)– Xandros
3 hours ago
@Xandros: If you don't need
left...right, don't just assume things will be the same without it.– Werner
3 hours ago
@Xandros: If you don't need
left...right, don't just assume things will be the same without it.– Werner
3 hours ago
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(1) always post full minimal examples, not sniplets. (2) why would they be aligned when they do not have the same height?
– daleif
4 hours ago
Your issue seems related to
finpr, because this definition provides no difference between the two box heights.– Werner
4 hours ago
@Werner how bizarre - my definition is very similar but using
{leftlangle#1rightrangle_{#2}}instead. This appears to have fixed the issue as you've said. I'm currently deciding whether re-jig the question so it's useful for others (i.e. using an example with obviously different height aligns)– Xandros
3 hours ago
@Xandros: If you don't need
left...right, don't just assume things will be the same without it.– Werner
3 hours ago