Mathematica Formatting of mathematical content

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Creating a spark chart for frequently used mathematical formulas poses challenges in LaTeX regarding formatting and layout. The user seeks a method to position equations in specific locations on the page with customizable colors and borders. While some suggestions include using a multi-column document or a complex LaTeX layout, these options do not meet the user's needs. The discussion invites recommendations for LaTeX plugins that facilitate a table-based layout or alternative software solutions that allow for more flexible formatting of mathematical content.
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Hi

I would like to create sort of a spark chart where I put some formulas that I often forget etc...
I usually would use LaTex or Lyx to write mathematical formulas; however, I have not found a easy way to do the formatting (place different "boxes" of equations to some arbitrarily defined place on the page, color, borders, etc..).

Is there an easy way in LaTex I'm not aware of or can anybody recommend another program for such a task?

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Well I aready googled and basically found the following advice

A) Write it as a multi-column document (works reasonably well but isn't really what I want)
B) Write a LaTex layout (which is pretty complex to begin with)

Since neither of those is really a good solution I asked here.
Maybe some knows a latex plugin for sort of a table based layout or can recommend another program.

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