kthcolors

KTH Colorscheme for LaTeX!

Installing

Make the style file available to your latex distribution.

Using

It's just a matter of adding

\usepackage{kthcolors}

to the header of your document (This will also include the xcolor package).

The default package provides the following colors from the KTH official color profile:

kth-blue = 25,84,166
kth-red = 157,16,45
kth-green = 98,146,46
kth-lightblue = 36,160,216
kth-lightred = 228,54,62
kth-lightgreen = 176,210,43
kth-pink = 216,84,151
kth-yellow = 250,185,25
kth-darkgray = 101,101,108
kth-middlegray = 189,188,188
kth-lightgray = 227,229,227

according to the KTH color profile palette

Using even better

There is some logic embedded in the package: if you add the name of a dvips color as an option, the package will overwrite that color with the corresponding KTH template color. For instance, running

\usepackage[red,blue]{kthcolors}

will change all references to the color blue with references to kth-blue and all references to the color red to kth-red. You can use the flag all to change standard colors to their closest KTH matches:

blue -> kth-blue
red -> kth-red
green -> kth-green
pink -> kth-pink
yellow -> kth-yellow
gray -> kth-darkgray

KTH Logo

The package also provides the \kthlogo command, if it not already defined, to represent kth-logo.pdf, which is given inside the lib directory and has the correct blue color. In your documents, you can use it as follows:

% ...

% \usepackage{graphicx}

% ...

\begin{figure}
  \centering
  \includegraphics[width = 10mm]{\kthlogo}
\end{figure}

Hacking

If you have comments or hacks that you would like to include, send me a message or post an issue or a pull request. Have fun!