Evening all:
Has anyone got a nicer \speechbubble definition up their sleeve?
Here is not-nice one, so you know the floor:
\define [1] \speechBubble
{\blank
\framed [width=.6\textwidth ,autowidth=force,align={flushleft},
background=color, backgroundcolor=darkblue,
foreground=color, foregroundcolor=white,
frame=off,corner=0,backgroundoffset=5pt,] {#1}
~~~ \tfd \startcolor[darkblue]{'} \stopcolor \tfa
\blank}
Called with things like:
\speechBubble {They could be above or below the frequency we can hear, so
called infra-sound or ultra-sound, or the amplitude could be just too small: so
not enough power in the radiating pathway for the detector to respond.}
I guess there are some people with xs metapost skills out there... But is there
as simple way to get a nice curved pointer left or right from the bottom of
that rounded rectangle frame?
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