#Hyperref
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Why do so few fellow TeXnicians use \autoref{}? It’s so good! #TeXLaTeX #hyperref
So these were the steps: 1) I created an `\adsalmaurl` command where the part of the URL that contains `%` characters is after `\detokenizer`, while keeping the closing braces in the next line. ```latex \newcommand{\adsalmaurl}{ https://ui.
Today I Learned that using quoted URLs in \(\LaTeX\) is quite tricky, and that `\detokenizer` is your friend. I was trying to have a `\footnote` that pointed to the ALMA papers which are refereed, and that are published in the astronomy col
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