Glossaries custom style overfull and underfull alignment












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I am reusing my custom glossaries style (based on this example) and I found out some issues lately.



I want to have a fixed spacing for both columns for a clean alignment.



This is the style I use:



newglossarystyle{mystyle}{
setglossarystyle{long}
renewenvironment{theglossary}
{begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{0.7textwidth}}}
{end{longtable}}
}


Here are two problems. As you can see, the total width of the longtable isn't 1, but 0.95 (otherwise the text will stick out, pretty weird)



The other problem I have is that I get overfull and underfull hbox errors with these kind of glossaries:



newglossaryentry{First}
{
name={A glossary with a long name such as this one},
description={And a small description}
}
newglossaryentry{Second}
{
name={Small name},
description={And a long description, because this is just a test glossary. You know...}
}


The errors I get (don't mind the lines):



Underfull hbox (badness 1303) in paragraph at lines 3--5 output.gls, line 3
Overfull hbox (2.09003pt too wide) in alignment at lines 2--9 output.gls, line 2


How can I fix this?










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  • Tabulars have also space between, before and after the columns. Use e.g. begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{dimexpr0.75textwidth-4tabcolsep}} to get a textwidth wide tabular. For the other question you will have to make a small, complete example.

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 11 at 13:11











  • I fixed it by using {p{0.25textwidth} p{0.65textwidth}} Now it's also aligned with the list of figures and tables

    – FPSUsername
    Mar 11 at 13:26
















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I am reusing my custom glossaries style (based on this example) and I found out some issues lately.



I want to have a fixed spacing for both columns for a clean alignment.



This is the style I use:



newglossarystyle{mystyle}{
setglossarystyle{long}
renewenvironment{theglossary}
{begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{0.7textwidth}}}
{end{longtable}}
}


Here are two problems. As you can see, the total width of the longtable isn't 1, but 0.95 (otherwise the text will stick out, pretty weird)



The other problem I have is that I get overfull and underfull hbox errors with these kind of glossaries:



newglossaryentry{First}
{
name={A glossary with a long name such as this one},
description={And a small description}
}
newglossaryentry{Second}
{
name={Small name},
description={And a long description, because this is just a test glossary. You know...}
}


The errors I get (don't mind the lines):



Underfull hbox (badness 1303) in paragraph at lines 3--5 output.gls, line 3
Overfull hbox (2.09003pt too wide) in alignment at lines 2--9 output.gls, line 2


How can I fix this?










share|improve this question

























  • Tabulars have also space between, before and after the columns. Use e.g. begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{dimexpr0.75textwidth-4tabcolsep}} to get a textwidth wide tabular. For the other question you will have to make a small, complete example.

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 11 at 13:11











  • I fixed it by using {p{0.25textwidth} p{0.65textwidth}} Now it's also aligned with the list of figures and tables

    – FPSUsername
    Mar 11 at 13:26














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I am reusing my custom glossaries style (based on this example) and I found out some issues lately.



I want to have a fixed spacing for both columns for a clean alignment.



This is the style I use:



newglossarystyle{mystyle}{
setglossarystyle{long}
renewenvironment{theglossary}
{begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{0.7textwidth}}}
{end{longtable}}
}


Here are two problems. As you can see, the total width of the longtable isn't 1, but 0.95 (otherwise the text will stick out, pretty weird)



The other problem I have is that I get overfull and underfull hbox errors with these kind of glossaries:



newglossaryentry{First}
{
name={A glossary with a long name such as this one},
description={And a small description}
}
newglossaryentry{Second}
{
name={Small name},
description={And a long description, because this is just a test glossary. You know...}
}


The errors I get (don't mind the lines):



Underfull hbox (badness 1303) in paragraph at lines 3--5 output.gls, line 3
Overfull hbox (2.09003pt too wide) in alignment at lines 2--9 output.gls, line 2


How can I fix this?










share|improve this question
















I am reusing my custom glossaries style (based on this example) and I found out some issues lately.



I want to have a fixed spacing for both columns for a clean alignment.



This is the style I use:



newglossarystyle{mystyle}{
setglossarystyle{long}
renewenvironment{theglossary}
{begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{0.7textwidth}}}
{end{longtable}}
}


Here are two problems. As you can see, the total width of the longtable isn't 1, but 0.95 (otherwise the text will stick out, pretty weird)



The other problem I have is that I get overfull and underfull hbox errors with these kind of glossaries:



newglossaryentry{First}
{
name={A glossary with a long name such as this one},
description={And a small description}
}
newglossaryentry{Second}
{
name={Small name},
description={And a long description, because this is just a test glossary. You know...}
}


The errors I get (don't mind the lines):



Underfull hbox (badness 1303) in paragraph at lines 3--5 output.gls, line 3
Overfull hbox (2.09003pt too wide) in alignment at lines 2--9 output.gls, line 2


How can I fix this?







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  • Tabulars have also space between, before and after the columns. Use e.g. begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{dimexpr0.75textwidth-4tabcolsep}} to get a textwidth wide tabular. For the other question you will have to make a small, complete example.

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 11 at 13:11











  • I fixed it by using {p{0.25textwidth} p{0.65textwidth}} Now it's also aligned with the list of figures and tables

    – FPSUsername
    Mar 11 at 13:26



















  • Tabulars have also space between, before and after the columns. Use e.g. begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{dimexpr0.75textwidth-4tabcolsep}} to get a textwidth wide tabular. For the other question you will have to make a small, complete example.

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 11 at 13:11











  • I fixed it by using {p{0.25textwidth} p{0.65textwidth}} Now it's also aligned with the list of figures and tables

    – FPSUsername
    Mar 11 at 13:26

















Tabulars have also space between, before and after the columns. Use e.g. begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{dimexpr0.75textwidth-4tabcolsep}} to get a textwidth wide tabular. For the other question you will have to make a small, complete example.

– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 11 at 13:11





Tabulars have also space between, before and after the columns. Use e.g. begin{longtable}{p{0.25textwidth} p{dimexpr0.75textwidth-4tabcolsep}} to get a textwidth wide tabular. For the other question you will have to make a small, complete example.

– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 11 at 13:11













I fixed it by using {p{0.25textwidth} p{0.65textwidth}} Now it's also aligned with the list of figures and tables

– FPSUsername
Mar 11 at 13:26





I fixed it by using {p{0.25textwidth} p{0.65textwidth}} Now it's also aligned with the list of figures and tables

– FPSUsername
Mar 11 at 13:26










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