Suggestions for Shaded theorems
The following packages have something in common with the package Shaded theorems. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package thmbox: Decorate theorem statements
- Package autobreak: Simple line breaking of long formulae
- Package thmtools: Extensions to theorem environments
- Package newproof: Make commands to define proofs
- Package ntheorem: Enhanced theorem environment
- Package theorem: Manipulate theorem environments
- Package theoremref: References with automatic theorem names
- Package decorule: Decorative swelled rule using font character
- Package fancypar: Decoration of individual paragraphs
- Package longfbox: Draw framed boxes with standard CSS attributes that can break over multiple pages
- Package background: Placement of background material on pages of a document
- Package contour: Print a coloured contour around text
- Package shadowtext: Produce text with a shadow behind it
- Package colorframed: Fix color problems with the package
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- Package shadow: Drop shadows for boxes
- Package spalign: Typeset matrices and arrays with spaces and semicolons as delimiters
- Package coloredtheorem: A colourful boxed theorem environment
- Package keytheorems: An l3keys interface to amsthm
- Package amsthm: Typesetting theorems (AMS style)
- Package create-theorem: Initializing and configuring theorem-like environments, with multilingual support
- Package phfthm: Goodies for theorems and proofs
- Package inkpaper: A mathematical paper template
- Package boites: Boxes that may break across pages
- Package framed: Breakable framed and shaded boxes
- Package abraces: Asymmetric over-/underbraces in maths
- Package eqnarray: More generalised equation arrays with numbering
- Package linkedthm: Hyperlinked theorem–proof environments for LaTeX
- Package nccthm: Another theorem environment
- Package statementsp: Theorem and proposition boxes with preview and recall functions
- Package reptheorem: Repetition of theorem environments
- Package resizegather: Automatically resize overly large equations