I can create a point label with single size font (example)    However, I need to emphasize Japanese characters, make them larger in comparison to latin characters (example)    I tried some CASE WHEN expressions for Label -> Size option, but with no success.   Any hints (for QGIS version 2.18, alternatively v 3.x)?
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I would like to place the elevation-number of a point in a different front size and centred under its name:    Is that possible?  (That is my actual labeling: label || '\n' || elevation)
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Inside a 12pt document I like to switch in an environment to a font size of 10pt. The macros like \normalsize, \large, \small etc. should all work like in a 10pt document. I'm aware that this isn't good typography and might look bad in general. I'm planning to use it for the labels inside a tikzpicture.  The task (I don't like to call it a "problem") is that I have some standalone tikzpicture documents which are using 10pt when compiled standalone, but can be also inserted into 12pt documents where the text does not fit any more in some places. I know it could be fixed by changing all distances to one of the font size specific units em or ex, but don't like to change several figures and maybe add this as a feature to the standalone package.
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For QGIS 2.2.0-Valmiera, how does one increase the label size of OpenStreetMap layer or any other basemap layer?  Presently the labels are way too small to read.  For example, I find that for the same zoom level of a map in www.openstreetmap.com vs the same map in QGIS2.2, the map in QGIS2.2 has labels much smaller than the one from www.openstreetmap.com.  For illustration, click here:
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I made a map with annotations in QGIS 3.0.  This is how it looks like in the layout view:    If I print the map as PDF, one would expect to get the PDF to be WYSIWYG, right? However, it looks like this (it's about half the size):    Is there a way to influence the the scaling of the Annoations? I already tried to play with the Scale and Magnifier in the map view. I also tried to change the Scale in the map item.   The strange thing is, I believe it worked a few days ago. But today I installed QGIS 3.0 on a new PC and it showed the same behaviour...
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is exactly what I'm looking for. I want my description environment to produce this:  Label is long   text  lab2            blalballalaa label3          possible second rule label four      hello world   Someone offered this:  \newenvironment{mydescription}[1]                                                   {\begin{list}{}%    {\renewcommand\makelabel[1]{##1:\hfill}%    \settowidth\labelwidth{\makelabel{#1}}%    \setlength\leftmargin{\labelwidth}    \addtolength\leftmargin{\labelsep}}}   {\end{list}}   Which works great (the parameter is the longest label), except I think the enumitem should be able to do this. Unfortunately, the documentation for it is extremely confusing to me. Could someone show me how to achieve the same result with enumitem?
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I have a java lstlisting and it is too big and does not mach a single page.  Is there any way to specify font for specific listing, not all listings in document?
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I'm writing a linguistics paper that uses a large amount of linguistic examples from a wide variety of languages, using the gb4e package. I want to be able to label each example with information about the language it comes from, as I've seen in some texts, sort of like this:   Language (family, citation, etc.)      (1) example text          glosses        'translation'    gb4e is great at formatting the examples themselves, but I can't seem to get the label placed where I want it, that is, placed immediately before the example and without an indent. Here's some example code:  \documentclass{article} \usepackage{gb4e} \usepackage{lipsum}  \begin{document} \lipsum[2]  Hungarian (Finn-Ugric, \emph{reference})   \begin{exe}   \ex \gll    J\'anos h\'aza\\               John house.his\\       \glt    `John's house'   \end{exe}  \lipsum[3] \end{document}   If the label text is outside the exe environment, it's treated like a regular paragraph, but if I try to put it inside, it gives me an error. How can I make it look the way I want? I've looked at other packages that do numbered examples, but they don't seem to have solutions either, and they also don't have the same functionality as gb4e that I need.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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In the screenshot below, ArcMap 10.1 appears to be making some arbitrary choices about the font to use for:   The Layers data frame name in the Table of Contents (larger font than expected) The Main Menu pulldowns (smaller font than expected)   Can anyone tell me where to find a setting that will enable me to make these the same size as the font used for the Main Menu items, please?    I am using Windows 7 64bit and I know I messed around with Large Icons on the Options tab of Customize | Customize a while back.  I think the small font pulldowns started when I turned them back to normal.
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I've recently started to use LaTeX but I've just encountered a problem, I tried searching it, although apparently no-one asked it before.  I'd like to write using Japanese input, but when I typeset, there can happen 3 things:   I get some error when compiling; I get question marks where Japanese stuff should appear; Nothing appears.   For example I had an example .tex file, compiled it and it worked, so I added some japanese in order to see "The author is [Japanese here]", but what I could see was "The author is [blank space]".  I've tried checking some guides, but I haven't found anything that could solve my problem (they are too old, or they don't talk about this at all).  Some minutes ago I tried compiling this:  \documentclass[12pt]{article}   \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}   \usepackage{CJKutf8}   \usepackage[romanian]{babel}   \usepackage[overlap, CJK]{ruby}   \usepackage{CJKulem}   \renewcommand{\rubysep}{-0.2ex}   \newenvironment{Japanese}{%   \CJKfamily{min}%   \CJKtilde   \CJKnospace}{}   \begin{document}   \parskip 3ex   \parindent 0pt   \begin{CJK}{UTF8}{}   \begin{Japanese}   ねこ    \end{Japanese}   \end{CJK}   \end{document}   It compiles fine but, still same problem, nothing appears when typeset, even if I should see "ねこ". There are many Linux guides, but I have a Mac and apparently, there aren't a lot around...   EDIT: A small add, if I get this to work, is the solution related to other asian languages such as Korean or Chinese?
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I have a shapefile of data for Japan, and I need to extract the English character names in my "name" field in order to label the layer. Much of the data is all in Japanese, but some of the names have an alternate English name which can be found inside a set of parenthesis. I'd like to extract this text to another field and use it for labeling. I'm using QGIS.  Example:  I need to turn  野川サイクリング道路 (Nogawa Cycling Road)     Into   Nogawa Cycling Road   I'm attempting to use the regexp_substr function in the Field Calculator:  regexp_substr( "name", '\((.*?)\)')   When I try to run this, I get an error:      An error occured while evaluating the calculation string: Invalid regular expression '?(.*?)?': bad repetition syntax.   Oddly, in testing, I tried this same regex in PostGIS and it worked great. Does anyone know of a regex that will do this task in the QGIS field calculator?
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I try to create a multiple lines label for this this polygon:     I red       and tried to use the "wordwrap" function with this expression:  wordwrap('high sensivtity area - red',10  )   and in the output preview (down the Expression string builder) it look fine and this is the result i'm seeking - but when i choose OK - nothing change in the map.  I don't want to use the option to put a space in the 'Wrap on character' section, because i don't want each word i separate line
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I would like to set the font for the caption label, not just its series, shape or size, I would like to set the font itself. For example, my document's font is set to be Times New Roman, but I would like the caption label to be in a font that exists in another font family or even under a different font encoding. However, the labelfont option of package caption seem to only allow attributes like normalfont, up, it, sl, sc, md, bf, rm, sf, tt and so on, it would not let me specify a literal font, like Georgia, Helvetica or others.  \usepackage[labelfont = bf]{caption}   I am not sure if I have made it clear, please let me know if it is not and I will try to make it clear as possible.  Also, the reason why I am asking this question is, I am typesetting a Chinese document in which the caption label is in Chinese, but in a font I do not like. I am trying to change the font for the caption label to another font for Chinese character.  Thanks in advance!
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The Problem  I'm using unicode-math and the font TeX Gyre Pagella Math. Also, I use siunitx to denote my quantities. Unfortunately, the option \micro of siunitx doesn't get expanded to µ, but is dropped.  (The same behaviour can be observed when using mathspec in XeLaTeX)  Minimal working example  Compile with Xe/LuaLaTeX.  \documentclass{standalone} \usepackage{unicode-math} \setmathfont{TeX Gyre Pagella Math} \usepackage[mode = math]{siunitx} \begin{document} \SI{10}{\micro\m} \end{document}   Output        Expected output
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I've been experimenting with orthographic projections and I've run into a problem with the labels.    I would like to label the countries but I want the labels to run west-east along the country which isn't (currently) an option in the QGis labeling options.  So, I know I can place them along a line but I lack the patience to draw a line in each country. So I'm looking for an automatic way to draw a line through the centroid of a polygon and to the edges so that I can use it as a label placement line.   By 'label placement line' I mean I need a line that crosses the country that I can use as the basis of my labels so that I can use follow line (parallel I think) in the labeling panel. (see for example this ). So they will be a straight horizontal line in EPSG:4326 but nicely curved in my orthographic projection (+proj=ortho +lat_0=51.470129 +lon_0=-0.452751 +x_0=0 +y_0=0 +a=6371000 +b=6371000 +units=m +no_defs).  Ideally it would be a dense line so it curves when reprojected but I can always run a densify process on the output.
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Is there a difference between using Transform commands to scale text and altering the size of the font via Character panels?   I'm working in Photoshop CC
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I'm trying to edit my designer's artwork by changing the "5" into a "4". I have the font installed already.  When I try to open the design file in AI and highlight the "5", to my surprise it isn't a text object. It looks like it's something called a compound path. How would I update it's type so I can type "4" in it?
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Is there a chance to define a QGIS style rule to just show point markers when their label is shown?   My aim is to exclude all points which are not labeled because of collision between labels.  Example: