TeX - LaTeX Asked by manish on August 27, 2020
I am working on some book writing. For that I need to draw circle filled with red color.
I tried circle
but it generate black circle only. How can I fill it with color?
One easy way would be to use TikZ
as in the following MWE
documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz}
begin{document}
Some Text tikzdraw[red,fill=red] (0,0) circle (.5ex); further text
end{document}
which produces
Where the first red
defines the line style of the drawn circle to be red and the fill=red
specifies, that its solid red. You could also use black,fill=red
to obtain a red circle with a black border. Finally of course the .5ex
is the radius of the circle.
Correct answer by Ronny on August 27, 2020
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xcolor,pict2e}% to allow any radius
begin{document}
leavevmode
put(0,0){circle{20.6}}put(0,0){color{red}circle*{20}}
end{document}
Answered by user2478 on August 27, 2020
Another solution with TikZ, but this one creates a command tikzcircle
to be used in the document:
newcommand{tikzcircle}[2][red,fill=red]{tikz[baseline=-0.5ex]draw[#1,radius=#2] (0,0) circle ;}%
It takes one mandatory argument, the radius of the circle and an optional argument that helps in customizing the circle's aspect.
The code:
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{article}
usepackage{tikz}
newcommand{tikzcircle}[2][red,fill=red]{tikz[baseline=-0.5ex]draw[#1,radius=#2] (0,0) circle ;}%
begin{document}
This is my text tikzcircle{2pt} followed by tikzcircle[green, fill=blue]{1.5pt} some other text tikzcircle[fill=orange]{3pt} and some other text
end{document}
The result:
Answered by Claudio Fiandrino on August 27, 2020
newcommandfilledcirc{{color{red}bullet}mathllap{circ}}
gives you a circ
filled with red color. You need usepackage{mathtools}
for the mathllap
command.
To change the border color as well, just change the color of the circ
, like so: newcommandfilledcirc{{color{red}bullet}mathllap{color{blue}circ}}
.
The advantage over Tikz solutions is that it's much faster.
Answered by chs on August 27, 2020
Put these two lines right after the begin{document} command:
setlength{unitlength}{1mm}
newcommand{Newdot}{{leavevmodeput(0,.63){circle*{2.5}}}}
Then, anywhere in your document, you can put a big black dot with the Newdot
command.
...
Newdot
...
This is for black dots. You can adjust the centering with the arguments of the put(*,*)
command, and adjust the size of the dot with the argument of the circle*(*)
command.
Color changes are addressed with color{*}
command as explained in previous comments.
Answered by Motorfingers on August 27, 2020
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