diagram showing the layout of each page for LaTeX. I created in the following way.
First I downloaded layout.pdf, that contains a similar diagram in the second page.
Another possible way to get the same (??) diagram could be creating a latex file called test.tex with the code:
I don't know why, I got a sightly different output. Anyway, I have used the original layout.pdf from the link above. Once you have your PDF, you can continue. Convert it into PS:
pdf2ps test.pdf
then I converted it to SVG with my ps2svg.sh script:
ps2svg.sh test.ps
I got an SVG version without any text. I heavily post-processed it with Inkscape and there it is. I didn't insert any text, just numbers, so that the caption can be added wherever wanted using wiki-text.
I previewed it with rsvg (the same program Wikimedia uses), and it looks perfect, while here the fonts don't look well aligned and are a bit overlapping with the rest. I guess it is because my rsvg is more updated than Mediawiki's, so I think the picture will look better in the future (next time Wikimedia is updated).
Date
Source
the layout.sty LaTeX package, heavily post-processed by myself
This diagram uses embedded text that can be easily translated using a text editor.
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