I am looking for something like \\fbox but it seems that you cannot use it when a math environment is included. I have a lot of figures inside an fbox. Here i have tested various centering methods.
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It looks to me that your code should work fine if you remove them (and the. Another option would be to use the varwidth environment from the varwidth package, so the resulting width is the. However its not only a math environment (then you could use \\boxed.
The solutions with \fbox and minipage or \parbox all have the defect that the text will be an indivisible object which can't be split across pages.
It's sole purpose is to add a frame around something. 46m subscribers in the askreddit community. For a one shot application it might be the. I use \\includegraphics command to insert image to the document.
You can use \fbox and a minipage (or a \parbox) of the desired (fixed) width; \fbox is f ramed box: Unfortunately the default black is too strong for my advisor and i need to change the default border color to something more soft. 8 to make empty boxes that align nicely with the text, you can combine \fbox with \phantom in this way:
Before asking, i have checked centered box, text inside it flushed right?, questions about \\fbox, and any way to center text within a \\parbox?.
\fbox{\phantom{this is my answer}} you set the width and height by the width and height. But how can i add a border around this image w/o any margin between border lines and image?
