In Overleaf, a popular LaTeX editor, there are numerous keyboard shortcuts that can enhance your productivity. Here are some of the most useful ones:
- Compiling Document:
Ctrl+Enter - Save Document:
Ctrl+S - Undo:
Ctrl+Z - Redo:
Ctrl+Y - Cut:
Ctrl+X: if you don’t select text then this prompt will cut the current paragraph - Copy:
Ctrl+C: if you don’t select text then this prompt will copy the current paragraph - Paste:
Ctrl+V: this applies not only to text but you can also copy an image from your computer and paste it in overleaf. A dialog will appear and ask how you to name the image - Select All:
Ctrl+A - Find:
Ctrl+F - Find and Replace:
Ctrl+H - Go to Line:
Ctrl+G - Comment/Uncomment:
Ctrl+/ - Indent Line:
Tab - Unindent Line:
Shift+Tab - Toggle Fullscreen Mode:
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Remember that these shortcuts may vary depending on your operating system and browser.
If you’re submitting a paper to a conference, and you already surpassed the page limit, then \vspace{-2.mm} or something like that maybe useful.