Subfiles colour Error
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I have a main file and four subfiles. The main compiles perfectly, but each of the subfiles give the package xcolor Error: Undefined color model. What’s wrong?
Here is the structure of the main file:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper,table,usenames, dvipsnames]{book}
usepackage[table]{xcolor}
usepackage{enumitem,xcolor}
usepackage{empheq}
usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}
newtcbox{mymath}[1]{%
nobeforeafter, math upper, tcbox raise base,
enhanced, colframe=blue!30!black,
colback=def!20, boxrule=1pt,
#1}
newcommand*widefbox[1]{fbox{hspace{0.5em}#1hspace{0.5em}}}
usepackage{subfiles}
begin{document}
end{document}
color subfiles empheq
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I have a main file and four subfiles. The main compiles perfectly, but each of the subfiles give the package xcolor Error: Undefined color model. What’s wrong?
Here is the structure of the main file:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper,table,usenames, dvipsnames]{book}
usepackage[table]{xcolor}
usepackage{enumitem,xcolor}
usepackage{empheq}
usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}
newtcbox{mymath}[1]{%
nobeforeafter, math upper, tcbox raise base,
enhanced, colframe=blue!30!black,
colback=def!20, boxrule=1pt,
#1}
newcommand*widefbox[1]{fbox{hspace{0.5em}#1hspace{0.5em}}}
usepackage{subfiles}
begin{document}
end{document}
color subfiles empheq
edited Nov 13 at 9:57
Sebastiano
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asked Nov 13 at 1:37
Dimitrios Sykias
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You are calling twice the packagexcolorwhich may generate this error, perhaps with an option conflict.
– DRi
Nov 13 at 10:06
I made the corrections you’ ve suggested. The main file compiles OK. The subfiles return the error: !Package xcolorError: Undefined color “Black”. Same for all other colors.
– Dimitrios Sykias
Nov 14 at 21:33
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I have a main file and four subfiles. The main compiles perfectly, but each of the subfiles give the package xcolor Error: Undefined color model. What’s wrong?
Here is the structure of the main file:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper,table,usenames, dvipsnames]{book}
usepackage[table]{xcolor}
usepackage{enumitem,xcolor}
usepackage{empheq}
usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}
newtcbox{mymath}[1]{%
nobeforeafter, math upper, tcbox raise base,
enhanced, colframe=blue!30!black,
colback=def!20, boxrule=1pt,
#1}
newcommand*widefbox[1]{fbox{hspace{0.5em}#1hspace{0.5em}}}
usepackage{subfiles}
begin{document}
end{document}
color subfiles empheq
edited Nov 13 at 9:57
Sebastiano
8,29541754
asked Nov 13 at 1:37
Dimitrios Sykias
62
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I have a main file and four subfiles. The main compiles perfectly, but each of the subfiles give the package xcolor Error: Undefined color model. What’s wrong?
Here is the structure of the main file:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper,table,usenames, dvipsnames]{book}
usepackage[table]{xcolor}
usepackage{enumitem,xcolor}
usepackage{empheq}
usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}
newtcbox{mymath}[1]{%
nobeforeafter, math upper, tcbox raise base,
enhanced, colframe=blue!30!black,
colback=def!20, boxrule=1pt,
#1}
newcommand*widefbox[1]{fbox{hspace{0.5em}#1hspace{0.5em}}}
usepackage{subfiles}
begin{document}
end{document}
color subfiles empheq
color subfiles empheq
edited Nov 13 at 9:57
Sebastiano
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asked Nov 13 at 1:37
Dimitrios Sykias
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edited Nov 13 at 9:57
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edited Nov 13 at 9:57
Sebastiano
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edited Nov 13 at 9:57
Sebastiano
8,29541754
edited Nov 13 at 9:57
Sebastiano
8,29541754
8,29541754
asked Nov 13 at 1:37
Dimitrios Sykias
62
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asked Nov 13 at 1:37
Dimitrios Sykias
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asked Nov 13 at 1:37
Dimitrios Sykias
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You are calling twice the packagexcolorwhich may generate this error, perhaps with an option conflict.
– DRi
Nov 13 at 10:06
I made the corrections you’ ve suggested. The main file compiles OK. The subfiles return the error: !Package xcolorError: Undefined color “Black”. Same for all other colors.
– Dimitrios Sykias
Nov 14 at 21:33
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You are calling twice the packagexcolorwhich may generate this error, perhaps with an option conflict.
– DRi
Nov 13 at 10:06
I made the corrections you’ ve suggested. The main file compiles OK. The subfiles return the error: !Package xcolorError: Undefined color “Black”. Same for all other colors.
– Dimitrios Sykias
Nov 14 at 21:33
You are calling twice the package
xcolor which may generate this error, perhaps with an option conflict.– DRi
Nov 13 at 10:06
You are calling twice the package
xcolor which may generate this error, perhaps with an option conflict.– DRi
Nov 13 at 10:06
I made the corrections you’ ve suggested. The main file compiles OK. The subfiles return the error: !Package xcolorError: Undefined color “Black”. Same for all other colors.
– Dimitrios Sykias
Nov 14 at 21:33
I made the corrections you’ ve suggested. The main file compiles OK. The subfiles return the error: !Package xcolorError: Undefined color “Black”. Same for all other colors.
– Dimitrios Sykias
Nov 14 at 21:33
add a comment |
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You are calling twice the package
xcolorwhich may generate this error, perhaps with an option conflict.– DRi
Nov 13 at 10:06
I made the corrections you’ ve suggested. The main file compiles OK. The subfiles return the error: !Package xcolorError: Undefined color “Black”. Same for all other colors.
– Dimitrios Sykias
Nov 14 at 21:33