Isometric Dot Sheet for Personal Notes with a Header and Footer

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Subhodeep Sarkar

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2년 전

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This is a template showing how to use the gridpapers package to generate an isometric dot sheet with a customizable header and footer.

You can also find the file here https://github.com/subhodeeps/isometric-dot-sheet

You can use this template to create quadrille, graph, hex, etc. paper as well! Moreover, all colors and spacing are customizable. For more information on how to use the gridpapers package visit: https://github.com/mcnees/LaTeX-Graph-Paper

The usage of the gridpapers.sty file is subject to the terms and conditions specified by its developers.

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Isometric Dot Sheet for Personal Notes with a Header and Footer

\documentclass{article}

% Author: Subhodeep Sarkar
% Date: 7 April, 2021

%generate dots and set the geometry
% I like really thin margins. Feel free to  adjust this
% as per your tastes.

\usepackage[pattern=dot, 
patternsize=0.2in, 
textarea,
geometry={
	a4paper,
	left=8mm,
	right=8mm,
	top=15mm,
	bottom=15mm,
	headsep=10pt,
	footskip=25pt,
}
]{gridpapers}
% https://github.com/mcnees/LaTeX-Graph-Paper
% thanks Prof. McNees and Prof. Leo
%you can print grids or triangles as well

%header and footer
\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}

%header and footer text
\lhead{\textcolor{gray}{Prof. Hubert J. Farnsworth}}
\rhead{\textcolor{gray}{Date: {~~~/~~~/~~~~}; Page No.: {~~~~}}}
\cfoot{\textcolor{gray}{Department of Theoretical Physics, Mars University}}

%colouring the horizontal lines in the header and footer
% https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/375121/change-horizontal-line-color-on-top-of-footer
\renewcommand{\headrulewidth}{0.4pt}
\renewcommand{\footrulewidth}{0.4pt}
% Save standard definitions
\let\HeadRule\headrule
\let\FootRule\footrule
% Add color to standard definitions.
\renewcommand\headrule{\color{gray}\HeadRule}
\renewcommand\footrule{\textcolor{gray}{\FootRule}}

%all done

\begin{document}
	
	~ %otherwise there will be an error
	
\end{document}