Why includegraphics within textpos does not appear on PDF
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I have a poster in which I need to place several logos in pdf format. For this I use the textpos package together with includegraphics. Why do these logos disappear on the pdf file after the tex is pdflatexed?
documentclass[11pt, oneside, A4paper,final,leqno]{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommandmyrule{$;$rule{1.362cm}{.4pt}}
newcommand{qrule}{gray~rule{3.129362cm}{.4pt}}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{tikz}
newcommand*ncircled[1]{tikz[baseline=(char.base)]{
node[shape=circle,draw,inner sep=1.93812pt, color=blue] (char) {#1};}}
usepackage[left=1.48075cm,top=2.019012473cm,right=2.1919cm,bottom=2.185391469cm,bindingoffset=0.05cm]{geometry}
usepackage[absolute,overlay]{textpos}
begin{document}
huge
begin{center}
scalebox{.672597892}{bf Vietnam Mathematical Competition}
end{center}
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
end{textblock}
end{document}
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I have a poster in which I need to place several logos in pdf format. For this I use the textpos package together with includegraphics. Why do these logos disappear on the pdf file after the tex is pdflatexed?
documentclass[11pt, oneside, A4paper,final,leqno]{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommandmyrule{$;$rule{1.362cm}{.4pt}}
newcommand{qrule}{gray~rule{3.129362cm}{.4pt}}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{tikz}
newcommand*ncircled[1]{tikz[baseline=(char.base)]{
node[shape=circle,draw,inner sep=1.93812pt, color=blue] (char) {#1};}}
usepackage[left=1.48075cm,top=2.019012473cm,right=2.1919cm,bottom=2.185391469cm,bindingoffset=0.05cm]{geometry}
usepackage[absolute,overlay]{textpos}
begin{document}
huge
begin{center}
scalebox{.672597892}{bf Vietnam Mathematical Competition}
end{center}
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
end{textblock}
end{document}
pdftex
asked Jan 11 at 9:52
ThumboltThumbolt
1,401819
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If I replace yourpdflogowhithexample-imagethe images appears in the output. Apart fom that: Are you sure that thearticledocumentclass is a good choice for producing a poster? Why not use one of the documentclasses specially dedicated to produce posters that are listed here: How to create posters using LaTeX
– leandriis
Jan 11 at 9:57
1
Also, it should be 'a4paper', not 'A4paper'.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:58
1
Further to the comment by @leandriis, my guess would be that there is white space around the logo. You might need to crop it.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:59
I can view all the logos in the internal viewer of Texstudio. But I can not view the logos when open the pdf file using external pdf adobe.
– Thumbolt
Jan 11 at 10:13
1
Can you make the files available for download and add a link here?
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 10:14
|
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I have a poster in which I need to place several logos in pdf format. For this I use the textpos package together with includegraphics. Why do these logos disappear on the pdf file after the tex is pdflatexed?
documentclass[11pt, oneside, A4paper,final,leqno]{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommandmyrule{$;$rule{1.362cm}{.4pt}}
newcommand{qrule}{gray~rule{3.129362cm}{.4pt}}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{tikz}
newcommand*ncircled[1]{tikz[baseline=(char.base)]{
node[shape=circle,draw,inner sep=1.93812pt, color=blue] (char) {#1};}}
usepackage[left=1.48075cm,top=2.019012473cm,right=2.1919cm,bottom=2.185391469cm,bindingoffset=0.05cm]{geometry}
usepackage[absolute,overlay]{textpos}
begin{document}
huge
begin{center}
scalebox{.672597892}{bf Vietnam Mathematical Competition}
end{center}
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
end{textblock}
end{document}
pdftex
asked Jan 11 at 9:52
ThumboltThumbolt
1,401819
I have a poster in which I need to place several logos in pdf format. For this I use the textpos package together with includegraphics. Why do these logos disappear on the pdf file after the tex is pdflatexed?
documentclass[11pt, oneside, A4paper,final,leqno]{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommandmyrule{$;$rule{1.362cm}{.4pt}}
newcommand{qrule}{gray~rule{3.129362cm}{.4pt}}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{tikz}
newcommand*ncircled[1]{tikz[baseline=(char.base)]{
node[shape=circle,draw,inner sep=1.93812pt, color=blue] (char) {#1};}}
usepackage[left=1.48075cm,top=2.019012473cm,right=2.1919cm,bottom=2.185391469cm,bindingoffset=0.05cm]{geometry}
usepackage[absolute,overlay]{textpos}
begin{document}
huge
begin{center}
scalebox{.672597892}{bf Vietnam Mathematical Competition}
end{center}
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
end{textblock}
end{document}
pdftex
pdftex
asked Jan 11 at 9:52
ThumboltThumbolt
1,401819
asked Jan 11 at 9:52
ThumboltThumbolt
1,401819
asked Jan 11 at 9:52
ThumboltThumbolt
1,401819
asked Jan 11 at 9:52
ThumboltThumbolt
1,401819
asked Jan 11 at 9:52
ThumboltThumbolt
1,401819
1,401819
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If I replace yourpdflogowhithexample-imagethe images appears in the output. Apart fom that: Are you sure that thearticledocumentclass is a good choice for producing a poster? Why not use one of the documentclasses specially dedicated to produce posters that are listed here: How to create posters using LaTeX
– leandriis
Jan 11 at 9:57
1
Also, it should be 'a4paper', not 'A4paper'.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:58
1
Further to the comment by @leandriis, my guess would be that there is white space around the logo. You might need to crop it.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:59
I can view all the logos in the internal viewer of Texstudio. But I can not view the logos when open the pdf file using external pdf adobe.
– Thumbolt
Jan 11 at 10:13
1
Can you make the files available for download and add a link here?
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 10:14
|
show 1 more comment
1
If I replace yourpdflogowhithexample-imagethe images appears in the output. Apart fom that: Are you sure that thearticledocumentclass is a good choice for producing a poster? Why not use one of the documentclasses specially dedicated to produce posters that are listed here: How to create posters using LaTeX
– leandriis
Jan 11 at 9:57
1
Also, it should be 'a4paper', not 'A4paper'.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:58
1
Further to the comment by @leandriis, my guess would be that there is white space around the logo. You might need to crop it.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:59
I can view all the logos in the internal viewer of Texstudio. But I can not view the logos when open the pdf file using external pdf adobe.
– Thumbolt
Jan 11 at 10:13
1
Can you make the files available for download and add a link here?
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 10:14
1
1
If I replace your
pdflogo whith example-image the images appears in the output. Apart fom that: Are you sure that the article documentclass is a good choice for producing a poster? Why not use one of the documentclasses specially dedicated to produce posters that are listed here: How to create posters using LaTeX– leandriis
Jan 11 at 9:57
If I replace your
pdflogo whith example-image the images appears in the output. Apart fom that: Are you sure that the article documentclass is a good choice for producing a poster? Why not use one of the documentclasses specially dedicated to produce posters that are listed here: How to create posters using LaTeX– leandriis
Jan 11 at 9:57
1
1
Also, it should be 'a4paper', not 'A4paper'.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:58
Also, it should be 'a4paper', not 'A4paper'.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:58
1
1
Further to the comment by @leandriis, my guess would be that there is white space around the logo. You might need to crop it.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:59
Further to the comment by @leandriis, my guess would be that there is white space around the logo. You might need to crop it.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:59
I can view all the logos in the internal viewer of Texstudio. But I can not view the logos when open the pdf file using external pdf adobe.
– Thumbolt
Jan 11 at 10:13
I can view all the logos in the internal viewer of Texstudio. But I can not view the logos when open the pdf file using external pdf adobe.
– Thumbolt
Jan 11 at 10:13
1
1
Can you make the files available for download and add a link here?
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 10:14
Can you make the files available for download and add a link here?
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 10:14
|
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There are several issues with position and scale that seem to be pushing the image off the page
in addition to setting
documentclass[11pt,oneside,a4paper,final,leqno]{article}
I also substituted
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
with the following, they may not be ideal values but they fit better
begin{textblock}{10.5}(1.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1]{pdflogo}
This pulls the image left and into view,
I cant test in adobe but I can see the image mid page in other viewers
answered Jan 12 at 15:39
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There are several issues with position and scale that seem to be pushing the image off the page
in addition to setting
documentclass[11pt,oneside,a4paper,final,leqno]{article}
I also substituted
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
with the following, they may not be ideal values but they fit better
begin{textblock}{10.5}(1.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1]{pdflogo}
This pulls the image left and into view,
I cant test in adobe but I can see the image mid page in other viewers
answered Jan 12 at 15:39
KJOKJO
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There are several issues with position and scale that seem to be pushing the image off the page
in addition to setting
documentclass[11pt,oneside,a4paper,final,leqno]{article}
I also substituted
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
with the following, they may not be ideal values but they fit better
begin{textblock}{10.5}(1.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1]{pdflogo}
This pulls the image left and into view,
I cant test in adobe but I can see the image mid page in other viewers
answered Jan 12 at 15:39
KJOKJO
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There are several issues with position and scale that seem to be pushing the image off the page
in addition to setting
documentclass[11pt,oneside,a4paper,final,leqno]{article}
I also substituted
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
with the following, they may not be ideal values but they fit better
begin{textblock}{10.5}(1.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1]{pdflogo}
This pulls the image left and into view,
I cant test in adobe but I can see the image mid page in other viewers
answered Jan 12 at 15:39
KJOKJO
1,5071114
There are several issues with position and scale that seem to be pushing the image off the page
in addition to setting
documentclass[11pt,oneside,a4paper,final,leqno]{article}
I also substituted
begin{textblock}{20.5}(10.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1.2]{pdflogo}
with the following, they may not be ideal values but they fit better
begin{textblock}{10.5}(1.2, 1.)
includegraphics[scale=1]{pdflogo}
This pulls the image left and into view,
I cant test in adobe but I can see the image mid page in other viewers
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If I replace your
pdflogowhithexample-imagethe images appears in the output. Apart fom that: Are you sure that thearticledocumentclass is a good choice for producing a poster? Why not use one of the documentclasses specially dedicated to produce posters that are listed here: How to create posters using LaTeX– leandriis
Jan 11 at 9:57
1
Also, it should be 'a4paper', not 'A4paper'.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:58
1
Further to the comment by @leandriis, my guess would be that there is white space around the logo. You might need to crop it.
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 9:59
I can view all the logos in the internal viewer of Texstudio. But I can not view the logos when open the pdf file using external pdf adobe.
– Thumbolt
Jan 11 at 10:13
1
Can you make the files available for download and add a link here?
– Ian Thompson
Jan 11 at 10:14