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- Dictionaryoverfull/ˌəʊvəˈfʊl/
adjective
- 1. containing an excessive amount of something: "an overfull cup of tea"
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Dec 1, 2011 · So a general solution, that may be used either with url or with hyperref would be to define \nolinkurl on you own, if and only if it hasn't been defined already: \documentclass[a5paper]{article} \usepackage{showframe} % Only one of the following two lines is needed: \usepackage{url} \usepackage{hyperref}
The star-version \verb* even prints these spaces using a visual symbol. Please always use \texttt or \ttfamily for text which should be printed in tt font. The use of \verb simply for the font is a misuse. You can use it for short words without penalty, but for longer text this issues arise. Note that verbatim mode is fragile and \verb doesn't ...
43. The allowed space between two words is given by the interwordspace (\fontdimen2\font) and interwordstretch (\fontdimen3\font). If it is not possible to set a paragraph with these lengths (with hyphenation) TeX will complain with a overfull or underfull box. Setting the \emergencystrech to a value greater than 0pt it can stretch the ...
When typesetting URLs, use the url package, since it provides adequate line-breaking support.If needed, you can change the typeface it uses in its display (default is \ttfamily).
Feb 9, 2023 · I know that latex sometimes allows overfull hboxes as an alternative to having to stretch beyond the stretch settings or as an alternative to having ragged right sides. However, in my specific case, LaTeX sometimes permits overflows that should really not be acceptable. I have provided a minimal reproducing example below.
Jun 10, 2019 · Overfull \vbox (1.6pt too high) has occurred while \output is active [2] for the second page, as expected. The following screenshot was taken in this situation; the first page has \topskip=0pt, while on the second page, it has its default value of 10pt (which can be seen with \showthe\topskip after the uncommented \egroup command): Notes:
For your example, there is no help using \texttt instead of \verb. There are several ways to solve such kind of problem: Enable microtype for pdfTeX (suggested): \usepackage{microtype} Enable hythenation of TT text: \usepackage[htt]{hyphenat} Use a sloppy paragraph:
Apr 22, 2024 · I got stuck on the frame title, trying to vertically center both Title and Title+Subtitle in a fixed-size beamercolorbox. Combining a couple of other people's solutions, I arrived at the combination of \ifx\insertframesubtitle\@empty and \vbox to 6ex{ \vfil. It looks exactly like I want now, but produces \hbox overfull for each frame.
To avoid underfull hboxes (and also overfull ones), one can, in LaTeX, use the microtype package, which, when used in pdflatex mode (directly generating a .pdf file, and not a .dvi one), can stretch letters as well, which allows TeX to get acceptable whitespace in lines more often. Another, manual route is to reformulate sentences and ...
3. I use custom section headings, which for long titles occasionally create an overfull \hbox. Explicit hyphenation does not help. Per this answer I insert \\ to break the section title, but then the first line is not justified and what is worse, the corresponding TOC entry also includes the line break. Is there a better way to address this ...
