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Since theorems declared with the thmbox key do not respect most (all?) options from a style declared with \declaretheoremstyle, it would be useful to have an example in the documentation that uses the fact that the value of thmbox= can be a list of thmbox keys, similar to what is already done for shadethm. For example, something like
There is the issue of needing four # in the parameters of headstyle and titlestyle mentioned in #25, but this could also be documented or an alternative approach given using \thmboxoptions:
Note that \thmboxoptions must be used after since thmbox is not loaded prior to using the thmbox key.
It could be argued that users should just move to using mdframed or tcolorbox for fancy theorems, but I think thmbox gives a nice lightweight alternative that doesn't need to be abandoned quite yet.
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It could be argued that users should just move to using mdframed or tcolorbox for fancy theorems, but I think thmbox gives a nice lightweight alternative that doesn't need to be abandoned quite yet.
+1 You've said the best I can argue :D
Will add an example following your suggesttion, and maybe partially solve #25 as well.
Since theorems declared with the
thmbox
key do not respect most (all?) options from a style declared with\declaretheoremstyle
, it would be useful to have an example in the documentation that uses the fact that the value ofthmbox=
can be a list of thmbox keys, similar to what is already done forshadethm
. For example, something likeThere is the issue of needing four
#
in the parameters ofheadstyle
andtitlestyle
mentioned in #25, but this could also be documented or an alternative approach given using\thmboxoptions
:Note that
\thmboxoptions
must be used after since thmbox is not loaded prior to using the thmbox key.It could be argued that users should just move to using
mdframed ortcolorbox for fancy theorems, but I think thmbox gives a nice lightweight alternative that doesn't need to be abandoned quite yet.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: