Luis Alberto Garcia Cortes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does anybody know how to edit ancient manuscripts in LyX?
> I mean, the top half of the page should contain the main
> text, the other half should contain footnotes.
Minipages? Or, maybe one could find a solution based on the parallel
package.
> Lines in the main text should be numbered every 5th (not all lines,
> the standard edition works in that funny way).
For a start, try
\usepackage[modulo,pagewise]{lineno}\linenumbers
> But footnotes
> should refer the real line number (no marks, not
> autonumbered, the footnote has to refer just the line number
> in the current page)
One would have to define a custom footnote-reference that uses the
current line number as it's argument. But I have no idea in what
variable current line numbers are stored.
> I have no clue how can it be done, and I know lots of phylologists
> looking for the same answer.
> LA Garcia
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