I would like to wrap the text inside a \framebox
, such that it continues on the next line instead of running out of the margins.
A minimum working example:
\documentclass[]{report}
\begin{document}
\framebox{\textit{If this script fails, you can try the following:
lower the degree (d), decrease the number of simplices, increase
the order of continuity (if possible) or increase the number of
datapoints in the listed simplices}}.
\end{document}
Any ideas?
Best Answer
Set the contents of the
\framebox
in a\parbox
:The calculations (using
\dimexpr
) ensures that the width of the box excludes the gap between the contents and the frame (2 gaps of\fboxsep
and 2 widths of\fboxrule
on either side). Also, since you're probably not interested in a paragraph indent outside this block, I've used\noindent
.Note that this block is not breakable across the page boundary.