“Not in outer par mode” using table and tabular
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This table is generating a "Not in outer par mode" error. I've tried reordering elements a few times but have yet to resolve the error.
begin{sidebar}
begin{table}
label{Tab:coding}
caption{Teacher and Notebook Codes}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{|c|c|}
hline
Teacher ID & Notebook ID\
hline
T1 & NB1 \
T2 & NB2 \
T3 & NB3 \
T4 & NB4 \
T5 & NB5 \
hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{table}
end{sidebar}
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This table is generating a "Not in outer par mode" error. I've tried reordering elements a few times but have yet to resolve the error.
begin{sidebar}
begin{table}
label{Tab:coding}
caption{Teacher and Notebook Codes}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{|c|c|}
hline
Teacher ID & Notebook ID\
hline
T1 & NB1 \
T2 & NB2 \
T3 & NB3 \
T4 & NB4 \
T5 & NB5 \
hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{table}
end{sidebar}
tables errors
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The problem is insidebar, I think.
– Sigur
yesterday
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please extend your code snippet to complete but small document (beginning withdocumentclass...and ending withend{document}), which we can test. also clarify where you like to have this table. welcome to tex.se
– Zarko
yesterday
1
Just to reiterate the above comments: without a complete document the chances are slim that you get help. Why?sidebaris usually associated with thebeamerclass, but you neither tag this questionbeamernor would it make too much sense to use such a table in a beamer sidebar. So your sidebar is most likely something else, but it is clearly your responsibility to clarify this since otherwise users here may see themselves forced to close this question as "unclear what you are asking".
– marmot
22 hours ago
1
tableis not really related to tabular (you could just usetabulardirectly), it is a floating environment that takes its content out of the document flow and inserts it where convenient for page breaking. As such it is not allowed in any nested box (and I guess your sidebar environment, for which you have not shown a definition, is such a box)
– David Carlisle
17 hours ago
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This table is generating a "Not in outer par mode" error. I've tried reordering elements a few times but have yet to resolve the error.
begin{sidebar}
begin{table}
label{Tab:coding}
caption{Teacher and Notebook Codes}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{|c|c|}
hline
Teacher ID & Notebook ID\
hline
T1 & NB1 \
T2 & NB2 \
T3 & NB3 \
T4 & NB4 \
T5 & NB5 \
hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{table}
end{sidebar}
tables errors
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This table is generating a "Not in outer par mode" error. I've tried reordering elements a few times but have yet to resolve the error.
begin{sidebar}
begin{table}
label{Tab:coding}
caption{Teacher and Notebook Codes}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{|c|c|}
hline
Teacher ID & Notebook ID\
hline
T1 & NB1 \
T2 & NB2 \
T3 & NB3 \
T4 & NB4 \
T5 & NB5 \
hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{table}
end{sidebar}
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tables errors
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The problem is insidebar, I think.
– Sigur
yesterday
1
please extend your code snippet to complete but small document (beginning withdocumentclass...and ending withend{document}), which we can test. also clarify where you like to have this table. welcome to tex.se
– Zarko
yesterday
1
Just to reiterate the above comments: without a complete document the chances are slim that you get help. Why?sidebaris usually associated with thebeamerclass, but you neither tag this questionbeamernor would it make too much sense to use such a table in a beamer sidebar. So your sidebar is most likely something else, but it is clearly your responsibility to clarify this since otherwise users here may see themselves forced to close this question as "unclear what you are asking".
– marmot
22 hours ago
1
tableis not really related to tabular (you could just usetabulardirectly), it is a floating environment that takes its content out of the document flow and inserts it where convenient for page breaking. As such it is not allowed in any nested box (and I guess your sidebar environment, for which you have not shown a definition, is such a box)
– David Carlisle
17 hours ago
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The problem is insidebar, I think.
– Sigur
yesterday
1
please extend your code snippet to complete but small document (beginning withdocumentclass...and ending withend{document}), which we can test. also clarify where you like to have this table. welcome to tex.se
– Zarko
yesterday
1
Just to reiterate the above comments: without a complete document the chances are slim that you get help. Why?sidebaris usually associated with thebeamerclass, but you neither tag this questionbeamernor would it make too much sense to use such a table in a beamer sidebar. So your sidebar is most likely something else, but it is clearly your responsibility to clarify this since otherwise users here may see themselves forced to close this question as "unclear what you are asking".
– marmot
22 hours ago
1
tableis not really related to tabular (you could just usetabulardirectly), it is a floating environment that takes its content out of the document flow and inserts it where convenient for page breaking. As such it is not allowed in any nested box (and I guess your sidebar environment, for which you have not shown a definition, is such a box)
– David Carlisle
17 hours ago
1
1
The problem is in
sidebar, I think.– Sigur
yesterday
The problem is in
sidebar, I think.– Sigur
yesterday
1
1
please extend your code snippet to complete but small document (beginning with
documentclass... and ending with end{document}), which we can test. also clarify where you like to have this table. welcome to tex.se– Zarko
yesterday
please extend your code snippet to complete but small document (beginning with
documentclass... and ending with end{document}), which we can test. also clarify where you like to have this table. welcome to tex.se– Zarko
yesterday
1
1
Just to reiterate the above comments: without a complete document the chances are slim that you get help. Why?
sidebar is usually associated with the beamer class, but you neither tag this question beamer nor would it make too much sense to use such a table in a beamer sidebar. So your sidebar is most likely something else, but it is clearly your responsibility to clarify this since otherwise users here may see themselves forced to close this question as "unclear what you are asking".– marmot
22 hours ago
Just to reiterate the above comments: without a complete document the chances are slim that you get help. Why?
sidebar is usually associated with the beamer class, but you neither tag this question beamer nor would it make too much sense to use such a table in a beamer sidebar. So your sidebar is most likely something else, but it is clearly your responsibility to clarify this since otherwise users here may see themselves forced to close this question as "unclear what you are asking".– marmot
22 hours ago
1
1
table is not really related to tabular (you could just use tabular directly), it is a floating environment that takes its content out of the document flow and inserts it where convenient for page breaking. As such it is not allowed in any nested box (and I guess your sidebar environment, for which you have not shown a definition, is such a box)– David Carlisle
17 hours ago
table is not really related to tabular (you could just use tabular directly), it is a floating environment that takes its content out of the document flow and inserts it where convenient for page breaking. As such it is not allowed in any nested box (and I guess your sidebar environment, for which you have not shown a definition, is such a box)– David Carlisle
17 hours ago
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The problem is in
sidebar, I think.– Sigur
yesterday
1
please extend your code snippet to complete but small document (beginning with
documentclass...and ending withend{document}), which we can test. also clarify where you like to have this table. welcome to tex.se– Zarko
yesterday
1
Just to reiterate the above comments: without a complete document the chances are slim that you get help. Why?
sidebaris usually associated with thebeamerclass, but you neither tag this questionbeamernor would it make too much sense to use such a table in a beamer sidebar. So your sidebar is most likely something else, but it is clearly your responsibility to clarify this since otherwise users here may see themselves forced to close this question as "unclear what you are asking".– marmot
22 hours ago
1
tableis not really related to tabular (you could just usetabulardirectly), it is a floating environment that takes its content out of the document flow and inserts it where convenient for page breaking. As such it is not allowed in any nested box (and I guess your sidebar environment, for which you have not shown a definition, is such a box)– David Carlisle
17 hours ago