Today, I wanted to share this super simple XML to LaTeX tutorial. Using XSLT, you are going to transform XML data to LaTeX output which you can then go on to compile into your desired output PDF. There will be no fancy stuff whatsoever in this post, just the basics and what to keep in mind with these transformations. It is the quick intro to XML to LaTeX I did with my students a while ago which was done one day after they had their first contact with XSLT, so it should really be beginner-friendly. I labeled it “Advanced LaTeX” anyway because I think starting to automate things is always a step in the right direction 😉 Edit March 2022: Sadly, with WordPress changes (and source code support never working all that well to begin with), the code formatting of this post is pretty broken. Since it tends to re-break soon after I fix it, here is a similar /
Templates
A category so all of you greedy people have quick access to my LaTeX templates ;)
A Humanities’ seminar paper with LaTeX – in 10 minutes
Don’t believe me when I claim you could write a whole seminar paper in 10 minutes? I wouldn’t either 😉
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Fancy Headers and final Footers in LaTeX
This post explains advanced uses of headers and footers. The template changes between two fancy pagestyles and provides a TikZ based header and a
Teaser: LaTeX Resumé Template Preview
Working on a cool resumé template for you guys 😉 Always open for your suggestions and feedback. So far, I
LaTeX Ninja'ing and the Digital Humanities 