I was wondering was is the best method in (general) I guess to stack text on top of text in very small areas as in this example:
I used the \stackrel
(which I think is for math more so) command but with this LaTeX makes some pre-determined assumptions and makes the top argument smaller than the bottom as seen above. I wanted all the text to be the same size. I tried several ways, but only to come up with this way which works, but is not optimal.
Best Answer
One might write
\begin{tabular}{@{}l}
to avoid the small space at the left of the tabular. A bit of visual formatting is always necessary: the final effect depends on many factors (for instance, the font size used).Using
\parbox
orminipage
here has a serious drawback: it uses up all the dedicated space, thus spoiling the global formula centering.