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Package todonotes: Display a todo only the listoftodos
listoftodos is empty for the document with todotodonotes' listoftodos with multi-paragraph todo{}sHow does one create a counted command (e.g. TODO) for use in a list?Change header of listoftodossiamltex + todonotes packagetodonotes: How to make multiple listoftodos?todonotes: custom sort of listoftodos entriesHow use todonotes without adding items to Todo listtodonotes: Use only left or only right margin?Adding timestamps in latex documents to mark when document was written, not compiled?
I know the todonotes package gives me nolist option when calling todo in order to hide a given entry from the listoftodos.
However, I can't find a way in the documentation to do the opposite of this. I'd like to add an entry to the list without having something appear later on where I place the todo itself. Is this possible?
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I know the todonotes package gives me nolist option when calling todo in order to hide a given entry from the listoftodos.
However, I can't find a way in the documentation to do the opposite of this. I'd like to add an entry to the list without having something appear later on where I place the todo itself. Is this possible?
todonotes
edited 1 hour ago
Kurt
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asked 6 hours ago
Brennon BortzBrennon Bortz
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add a comment |
I know the todonotes package gives me nolist option when calling todo in order to hide a given entry from the listoftodos.
However, I can't find a way in the documentation to do the opposite of this. I'd like to add an entry to the list without having something appear later on where I place the todo itself. Is this possible?
todonotes
edited 1 hour ago
Kurt
40.7k850164
asked 6 hours ago
Brennon BortzBrennon Bortz
1654
I know the todonotes package gives me nolist option when calling todo in order to hide a given entry from the listoftodos.
However, I can't find a way in the documentation to do the opposite of this. I'd like to add an entry to the list without having something appear later on where I place the todo itself. Is this possible?
todonotes
todonotes
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Kurt
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Brennon BortzBrennon Bortz
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edited 1 hour ago
Kurt
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asked 6 hours ago
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Kurt
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Kurt
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edited 1 hour ago
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You have two possibilitys:
You can print all text in the margin completely in white with
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{%
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
You can fool
todonotesand create the entry in the list of to dos by your own:
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{%
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
With the following complete code
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{todonotes}
usepackage{blindtext}
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{% <==========================================
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{% <=======================================
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
begin{document}
listoftodos
test todo[inline]{some fixme notes about this text 1}
blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 2}
blindtext
textbf{test}
mytodo{some fixme notes about this text 3} % <================
textbf{test} blindtext
emph{test}
mysectodo{some fixme notes about this text 4} % <=============
emph{test} blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 5}
blindtext
end{document}
you get the result:
As you can see in the image above (yellow part, marked with 3) the mytodo is not visable, but it tooks place (*could be a problem with more todos). Marked with 4 you can see the place where I added command mysectodo. It needs no place in the margin, but writes the entry in the list of todos ...
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You have two possibilitys:
You can print all text in the margin completely in white with
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{%
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
You can fool
todonotesand create the entry in the list of to dos by your own:
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{%
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
With the following complete code
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{todonotes}
usepackage{blindtext}
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{% <==========================================
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{% <=======================================
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
begin{document}
listoftodos
test todo[inline]{some fixme notes about this text 1}
blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 2}
blindtext
textbf{test}
mytodo{some fixme notes about this text 3} % <================
textbf{test} blindtext
emph{test}
mysectodo{some fixme notes about this text 4} % <=============
emph{test} blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 5}
blindtext
end{document}
you get the result:
As you can see in the image above (yellow part, marked with 3) the mytodo is not visable, but it tooks place (*could be a problem with more todos). Marked with 4 you can see the place where I added command mysectodo. It needs no place in the margin, but writes the entry in the list of todos ...
answered 1 hour ago
KurtKurt
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add a comment |
You have two possibilitys:
You can print all text in the margin completely in white with
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{%
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
You can fool
todonotesand create the entry in the list of to dos by your own:
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{%
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
With the following complete code
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{todonotes}
usepackage{blindtext}
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{% <==========================================
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{% <=======================================
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
begin{document}
listoftodos
test todo[inline]{some fixme notes about this text 1}
blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 2}
blindtext
textbf{test}
mytodo{some fixme notes about this text 3} % <================
textbf{test} blindtext
emph{test}
mysectodo{some fixme notes about this text 4} % <=============
emph{test} blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 5}
blindtext
end{document}
you get the result:
As you can see in the image above (yellow part, marked with 3) the mytodo is not visable, but it tooks place (*could be a problem with more todos). Marked with 4 you can see the place where I added command mysectodo. It needs no place in the margin, but writes the entry in the list of todos ...
answered 1 hour ago
KurtKurt
40.7k850164
add a comment |
You have two possibilitys:
You can print all text in the margin completely in white with
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{%
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
You can fool
todonotesand create the entry in the list of to dos by your own:
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{%
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
With the following complete code
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{todonotes}
usepackage{blindtext}
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{% <==========================================
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{% <=======================================
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
begin{document}
listoftodos
test todo[inline]{some fixme notes about this text 1}
blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 2}
blindtext
textbf{test}
mytodo{some fixme notes about this text 3} % <================
textbf{test} blindtext
emph{test}
mysectodo{some fixme notes about this text 4} % <=============
emph{test} blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 5}
blindtext
end{document}
you get the result:
As you can see in the image above (yellow part, marked with 3) the mytodo is not visable, but it tooks place (*could be a problem with more todos). Marked with 4 you can see the place where I added command mysectodo. It needs no place in the margin, but writes the entry in the list of todos ...
answered 1 hour ago
KurtKurt
40.7k850164
You have two possibilitys:
You can print all text in the margin completely in white with
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{%
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
You can fool
todonotesand create the entry in the list of to dos by your own:
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{%
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
With the following complete code
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{todonotes}
usepackage{blindtext}
newcommand{mytodo}[1]{% <==========================================
todo[linecolor=white, backgroundcolor=white,bordercolor=white, textcolor=white]{#1}%
}
newcommand{mysectodo}[1]{% <=======================================
addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{#1}%
}
begin{document}
listoftodos
test todo[inline]{some fixme notes about this text 1}
blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 2}
blindtext
textbf{test}
mytodo{some fixme notes about this text 3} % <================
textbf{test} blindtext
emph{test}
mysectodo{some fixme notes about this text 4} % <=============
emph{test} blindtext
todo{some fixme notes about this text 5}
blindtext
end{document}
you get the result:
As you can see in the image above (yellow part, marked with 3) the mytodo is not visable, but it tooks place (*could be a problem with more todos). Marked with 4 you can see the place where I added command mysectodo. It needs no place in the margin, but writes the entry in the list of todos ...
answered 1 hour ago
KurtKurt
40.7k850164
answered 1 hour ago
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40.7k850164
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KurtKurt
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