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What is the XXXXX that is written inside these brackets?

\documentclass{XXXXX}

Post the smallest amount of code you can that shows the problem you are trying to correct. That is needed to give you specific advice.

The numbers in the chess board represent the move number of a chess knight, as it makes its way around the board, visiting each square only once. It is a re-entrant knight's tour, meaning that the knight lands on the original square it started on after all other squares have been visited. In the ...

Can anyone come up with a way to do this?

How can I make the text numbers in this diagram smaller in the MWE shown?


\documentclass[a4paper, twocolumn,]{memoir}
\usepackage[paperwidth=6.50in, paperheight=9.375in, bindingoffset=.75in] {geometry}

\usepackage{chessboard}

\begin{document}

\setchessboard{boardfontsize=14pt,labelfontsize=8pt ...

Thank you very much. The ideas shown in the reference you gave solved the problem I was having.

This seems to be a more difficult problem than I anticipated, since many people have read the post but no one has been able to offer any suggestions.

Any help would still be appreciated. I have read the skak and xskak documentation, but was unable to find anything that would help.

I have included a sample of a problem I am encountering with non-breaking spaces in chess figurine notation. I am using the memoir class because this is going to be a longer project.

In the notation, I would like the move number to include at least the white move before wrapping to the next line ...

The caption is in the figure environment. Would this work for you?

\renewcommand{\figurename}{Table}

Then change it back later if other figures need proper captioning.

\renewcommand{\figurename}{Figure}

Here is a very quick fix below: