Beamer fonts in inkscape textext?
I use Inkscape to make graphics for my beamer presentations, and I use the textext extension to add math to my images.
However, the font in textext doesn't match the standard beamer font. I can use sffamily for text and mathsf for math (unless I need italic latin characters as variable names). But I can't find a unifying approach that also works with greek letters.
I can add commands to the TexText preamble file. I've tried adding the cmbright package, but then the greek letters come out as gibberish.
What's the best thing to do here?
beamer fonts inkscape
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I use Inkscape to make graphics for my beamer presentations, and I use the textext extension to add math to my images.
However, the font in textext doesn't match the standard beamer font. I can use sffamily for text and mathsf for math (unless I need italic latin characters as variable names). But I can't find a unifying approach that also works with greek letters.
I can add commands to the TexText preamble file. I've tried adding the cmbright package, but then the greek letters come out as gibberish.
What's the best thing to do here?
beamer fonts inkscape
asked 12 hours ago
luftbahnfahrerluftbahnfahrer
3221211
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/a/452657/36296 or tex.stackexchange.com/a/406705/36296 can help (just a guess, I don't have this textext extension to test)
– samcarter
11 hours ago
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I use Inkscape to make graphics for my beamer presentations, and I use the textext extension to add math to my images.
However, the font in textext doesn't match the standard beamer font. I can use sffamily for text and mathsf for math (unless I need italic latin characters as variable names). But I can't find a unifying approach that also works with greek letters.
I can add commands to the TexText preamble file. I've tried adding the cmbright package, but then the greek letters come out as gibberish.
What's the best thing to do here?
beamer fonts inkscape
asked 12 hours ago
luftbahnfahrerluftbahnfahrer
3221211
I use Inkscape to make graphics for my beamer presentations, and I use the textext extension to add math to my images.
However, the font in textext doesn't match the standard beamer font. I can use sffamily for text and mathsf for math (unless I need italic latin characters as variable names). But I can't find a unifying approach that also works with greek letters.
I can add commands to the TexText preamble file. I've tried adding the cmbright package, but then the greek letters come out as gibberish.
What's the best thing to do here?
beamer fonts inkscape
beamer fonts inkscape
asked 12 hours ago
luftbahnfahrerluftbahnfahrer
3221211
asked 12 hours ago
luftbahnfahrerluftbahnfahrer
3221211
asked 12 hours ago
luftbahnfahrerluftbahnfahrer
3221211
asked 12 hours ago
luftbahnfahrerluftbahnfahrer
3221211
asked 12 hours ago
luftbahnfahrerluftbahnfahrer
3221211
3221211
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/a/452657/36296 or tex.stackexchange.com/a/406705/36296 can help (just a guess, I don't have this textext extension to test)
– samcarter
11 hours ago
add a comment |
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/a/452657/36296 or tex.stackexchange.com/a/406705/36296 can help (just a guess, I don't have this textext extension to test)
– samcarter
11 hours ago
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/a/452657/36296 or tex.stackexchange.com/a/406705/36296 can help (just a guess, I don't have this textext extension to test)
– samcarter
11 hours ago
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/a/452657/36296 or tex.stackexchange.com/a/406705/36296 can help (just a guess, I don't have this textext extension to test)
– samcarter
11 hours ago
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maybe tex.stackexchange.com/a/452657/36296 or tex.stackexchange.com/a/406705/36296 can help (just a guess, I don't have this textext extension to test)
– samcarter
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