I'm new to LaTex. I'm trying to find some sample code that shows how to create a single column table with borders (and if possible a grey header row) in a two column paper.
[Tex/LaTex] Creating tables with borders in IEEE conference two column format
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Best Answer
Since you mentioned IEEE, in these documentclass(es) the starred versions of
table
andfigure
span the whole page.To have a highlighted (colored) line, just add
rowcolor{your_favorite_color}
before the line in question. To make this available, you need to load thecolortbl
and the (xcolor
orcolor
) packages in the preamble.In my example the
lipsum
package is just necessary to generate some random text.Here's a MWE you can try (I kept the title and author info from the downloadable template):