Closed TeXhackse closed 9 months ago
@long21wt actually everything is intended, as the logo is not only the visible part. The white space has to be there as well and therefore the alignment is identical. In case you want to have the visual alignment without having the same white space around you image you can add a horizontal space of .6\height
on the right side.
\sublogo{\includegraphics[height=\height]{example-image}\hskip.6\height}
I will add an option or **
variant to do that by default to simplify usage. But it's not a bug at all – rather a feature request.
Due to more flexibility it became a variant to be used like
\sublogo*{\includegraphics{logo.png}}*
\sublogo{\rule{\width}{\height}}*
I have a problem when try adding logo to the new design
The result is less than satisfactory in comparison with PowerPoint. The Latex template is misaligned.
_Originally posted by @long21wt in https://github.com/tudace/tuda_latex_templates/issues/444#issuecomment-1928114788_