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though I changed the default settings, the arrow lines compiled still keep the original style. \tikzset{annotate equations/arrow/. style = {color=ForestGreen, >=latex', very thick, dashed}} also has no effect.
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What version of the package are you using? I've just tried to reproduce your issue and the \tikzset works fine for me.
Side notes:
The way I coded up the arrows, they go from equation to annotation, so you probably want <- instead of -> in your first example.
In general it's helpful to provide a complete, self-contained and compilable minimal reproducible example. For example, I had to add the \documentclass{article} \begin{document} ... \end{document} boiler plate as well as including the annotate-equations package as well as amsmath for equations* and change the color to just green because I couldn't be bothered to also figure out the correct xcolor options... So it wasn't too bad this time, but generally the easier you make it for the author of a package to reproduce their issue, the more capacity they have left to actually consider how to fix it:)
environment :
overleaf
compiler=
lualatex
orxelatex
though I changed the default settings, the arrow lines compiled still keep the original style.
\tikzset{annotate equations/arrow/. style = {color=ForestGreen, >=latex', very thick, dashed}}
also has no effect.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: