How do you make a reference in the same tex file?
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How do you make a reference in the same file?
I've seen some files where a link appears, say page 5, and when you click on the link it takes you to page 5.
Or when it says a word and when you click on word redirect you to another page.
What are the commands one needs to display something like that?
Could you give me an example to illustrate this?
A simple and easy example to understand please.
thank you.
cross-referencing links
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How do you make a reference in the same file?
I've seen some files where a link appears, say page 5, and when you click on the link it takes you to page 5.
Or when it says a word and when you click on word redirect you to another page.
What are the commands one needs to display something like that?
Could you give me an example to illustrate this?
A simple and easy example to understand please.
thank you.
cross-referencing links
edited Dec 4 at 6:37
LianTze Lim
7,48322763
asked Dec 4 at 5:32
user459663
84
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Welcome to TeX.SX! You are wantinghyperrefpackage?
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 5:34
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I don't know whathyperrefis, but if it does what I mentioned then yes that's what I want
– user459663
Dec 4 at 5:35
1
Overleaf displays an image, not the pdf by default. Links are not clickable there. Download the pdf and the links fromhyperrefwill be clickable.
– Johannes_B
Dec 4 at 5:39
1
Did you see the posting Cross-reference packages: which to use, which conflict? The most-upvoted answer to that question [shame self-citation alert!] discusses various ways of creating cross-references and examines the uses of the hyperref package.
– Mico
Dec 4 at 5:45
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@Johannes_B In Overleaf v2, cross-reference hyperlinks do work in the PDF preview.
– LianTze Lim
Dec 4 at 6:15
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How do you make a reference in the same file?
I've seen some files where a link appears, say page 5, and when you click on the link it takes you to page 5.
Or when it says a word and when you click on word redirect you to another page.
What are the commands one needs to display something like that?
Could you give me an example to illustrate this?
A simple and easy example to understand please.
thank you.
cross-referencing links
edited Dec 4 at 6:37
LianTze Lim
7,48322763
asked Dec 4 at 5:32
user459663
84
How do you make a reference in the same file?
I've seen some files where a link appears, say page 5, and when you click on the link it takes you to page 5.
Or when it says a word and when you click on word redirect you to another page.
What are the commands one needs to display something like that?
Could you give me an example to illustrate this?
A simple and easy example to understand please.
thank you.
cross-referencing links
cross-referencing links
edited Dec 4 at 6:37
LianTze Lim
7,48322763
asked Dec 4 at 5:32
user459663
84
edited Dec 4 at 6:37
LianTze Lim
7,48322763
asked Dec 4 at 5:32
user459663
84
edited Dec 4 at 6:37
LianTze Lim
7,48322763
edited Dec 4 at 6:37
LianTze Lim
7,48322763
edited Dec 4 at 6:37
LianTze Lim
7,48322763
7,48322763
asked Dec 4 at 5:32
user459663
84
asked Dec 4 at 5:32
user459663
84
asked Dec 4 at 5:32
user459663
84
84
2
Welcome to TeX.SX! You are wantinghyperrefpackage?
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 5:34
1
I don't know whathyperrefis, but if it does what I mentioned then yes that's what I want
– user459663
Dec 4 at 5:35
1
Overleaf displays an image, not the pdf by default. Links are not clickable there. Download the pdf and the links fromhyperrefwill be clickable.
– Johannes_B
Dec 4 at 5:39
1
Did you see the posting Cross-reference packages: which to use, which conflict? The most-upvoted answer to that question [shame self-citation alert!] discusses various ways of creating cross-references and examines the uses of the hyperref package.
– Mico
Dec 4 at 5:45
1
@Johannes_B In Overleaf v2, cross-reference hyperlinks do work in the PDF preview.
– LianTze Lim
Dec 4 at 6:15
|
show 1 more comment
2
Welcome to TeX.SX! You are wantinghyperrefpackage?
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 5:34
1
I don't know whathyperrefis, but if it does what I mentioned then yes that's what I want
– user459663
Dec 4 at 5:35
1
Overleaf displays an image, not the pdf by default. Links are not clickable there. Download the pdf and the links fromhyperrefwill be clickable.
– Johannes_B
Dec 4 at 5:39
1
Did you see the posting Cross-reference packages: which to use, which conflict? The most-upvoted answer to that question [shame self-citation alert!] discusses various ways of creating cross-references and examines the uses of the hyperref package.
– Mico
Dec 4 at 5:45
1
@Johannes_B In Overleaf v2, cross-reference hyperlinks do work in the PDF preview.
– LianTze Lim
Dec 4 at 6:15
2
2
Welcome to TeX.SX! You are wanting
hyperref package?– JouleV
Dec 4 at 5:34
Welcome to TeX.SX! You are wanting
hyperref package?– JouleV
Dec 4 at 5:34
1
1
I don't know what
hyperref is, but if it does what I mentioned then yes that's what I want– user459663
Dec 4 at 5:35
I don't know what
hyperref is, but if it does what I mentioned then yes that's what I want– user459663
Dec 4 at 5:35
1
1
Overleaf displays an image, not the pdf by default. Links are not clickable there. Download the pdf and the links from
hyperref will be clickable.– Johannes_B
Dec 4 at 5:39
Overleaf displays an image, not the pdf by default. Links are not clickable there. Download the pdf and the links from
hyperref will be clickable.– Johannes_B
Dec 4 at 5:39
1
1
Did you see the posting Cross-reference packages: which to use, which conflict? The most-upvoted answer to that question [shame self-citation alert!] discusses various ways of creating cross-references and examines the uses of the hyperref package.
– Mico
Dec 4 at 5:45
Did you see the posting Cross-reference packages: which to use, which conflict? The most-upvoted answer to that question [shame self-citation alert!] discusses various ways of creating cross-references and examines the uses of the hyperref package.
– Mico
Dec 4 at 5:45
1
1
@Johannes_B In Overleaf v2, cross-reference hyperlinks do work in the PDF preview.
– LianTze Lim
Dec 4 at 6:15
@Johannes_B In Overleaf v2, cross-reference hyperlinks do work in the PDF preview.
– LianTze Lim
Dec 4 at 6:15
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Welcome to TeX.SX! You are wanting
hyperrefpackage?– JouleV
Dec 4 at 5:34
1
I don't know what
hyperrefis, but if it does what I mentioned then yes that's what I want– user459663
Dec 4 at 5:35
1
Overleaf displays an image, not the pdf by default. Links are not clickable there. Download the pdf and the links from
hyperrefwill be clickable.– Johannes_B
Dec 4 at 5:39
1
Did you see the posting Cross-reference packages: which to use, which conflict? The most-upvoted answer to that question [shame self-citation alert!] discusses various ways of creating cross-references and examines the uses of the hyperref package.
– Mico
Dec 4 at 5:45
1
@Johannes_B In Overleaf v2, cross-reference hyperlinks do work in the PDF preview.
– LianTze Lim
Dec 4 at 6:15