Closed bersbersbers closed 3 years ago
I don't understand your question. If I open the manual with
texdoc acro
navigate to example 6 and either click on the image or the [PDF] link a file called acro.example.issue-154.pdf
opens which shows
Likewise if I click [TeX] a file called acro.example.issue-154.tex
opens which contains these lines:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[version=3]{acro}
\RenewAcroCommand\ac{mo}{\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}\IfNoValueF{#2}{#2}}
\DeclareAcronym{uc}{
short = UC ,
long = Universal Composability ,
cite = xxx
}
\begin{document}
We use the \ac{uc}[ model] for\dots
\end{document}
The small picture in the left of the example boxes show the exact same clipping of the example PDF.
I see. Well, I open http://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/acro/acro-manual.pdf in Chrome. The TeX link downloads a .tex
file, alright. But the PDF link scrolls to the top of the document. And the "preview" on the right is incomplete, as you see in the snapshot in my original post ("We use the Universal"). When I click that, again, it scrolls to the top of the document.
Well, then maybe you should open the example files directly – http://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/acro/examples or https://github.com/cgnieder/acro/tree/master/doc/examples for example.
In the manual the links are relative links which is why they work when you open the file with texdoc
on your machine but not if you download it from some link in the internet.
And again: the small window is an automatic clip from the PDF. If I change the output window for that example it changes for all examples – and I have to make some compromise… I could show the complete page but then it were so small that you couldn't see anything. Or I could leave image and code snippet away and just refer to the example documents…
I see. Alright, if everything works as intended ... ;)
I only see "We use the Universal", and so I think I am missing the point of this example: