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I have a tendency to format my documents before starting my assignments. I add all my sections, subsections, etc, and then add \lipsum[1] to each part, in order to make sure it looks decent.
This works well to see how it all looks, and sort of makes sure spacings still are kept over the course of my editing. Nevertheless, when a lot of text is added, it's often hard to see what parts are still not done.
I have added \SetLipsumParListItemStart{\color{red}} after importing xcolor, and this does exactly what I want.
I suspect this feature would help others, so I suggest being able to import the package as \usepackage[color]{lipsum} and/or \usepackage[color=red]{lipsum} would be a good idea.
Any thoughts?
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I have a tendency to format my documents before starting my assignments. I add all my sections, subsections, etc, and then add
\lipsum[1]
to each part, in order to make sure it looks decent.This works well to see how it all looks, and sort of makes sure spacings still are kept over the course of my editing. Nevertheless, when a lot of text is added, it's often hard to see what parts are still not done.
I have added
\SetLipsumParListItemStart{\color{red}}
after importingxcolor
, and this does exactly what I want.I suspect this feature would help others, so I suggest being able to import the package as
\usepackage[color]{lipsum}
and/or\usepackage[color=red]{lipsum}
would be a good idea.Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: