How can I confirm that the format of the paper is correct? I am a new PhD student. I have been in school for more than a year. But I basically never met my mentor. I can only find a way to post the paper. Now, I am preparing to submit a paper to a conference. But I haven't submitted a paper before. I want to know if I use the Latex template given by the conference party to write a paper, how can I confirm that the format is correct. For example, the requirements of the paper are:

This is the requirement of this conference. Its Latex template can be found here. https://www.microarch.org/micro54/
Initially, I thought that this template should have all the relevant parameters set, but it is not.
For example, Space between columns 0.25in. When I compared the pdf file generated by the template with the papers of previous years, I found that this parameter in the template was not set.
I didn’t find the font and margin settings in this template. What should I do?

Reviewing will be double blind (no author list); therefore, please do
not include any author names on any submitted documents except in the
space provided on the submission form.


Declare all the authors of the paper upfront

The above two paragraphs are all requirements given in the template. Does this require the author to be written in front of the paper or is it forbidden to write?
Thanks
The double blind refereeing instructions mean that the text of the paper should have nothing in the LaTeX    \author{} macro. All the authors should be listed only on the web form you fill out when you submit the paper.
For help setting the proper margins and other formatting constants, ask at tex.stackexchange.com.
Although you have never &quot;met&quot; your mentor, they should probably know about this submission and should be able to help you with it.