I would like to create a cheatsheet with a number of boxes positioned on the page. Each box would contain a title and examples of that category. Boxes could vary in length, so this is not a rigid grid.
I've only found a single cheatsheet format in LaTeX, and it's nothing like this, mainly a very dense conglomeration of text on the page. Here's a mockup of what I would like to have. Is there any template that gives me a fairly good headstart in achieving this?
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I even left room for figures (use
\includegraphics
instead of rule boxes; may need graphicx package)... [EDITED for cleaner organization of code][EDIT: This MWE uses obsolete stackengine syntax for setting stackgap lengths (e.g., \Sstackgap=1ex), which prevented scalable lengths from scaling under a fontsize change. Version 2 of the package (submitted JUL-11-13) remedies the problem with a small syntax change.]