Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Then I suggest
Titles, Headings, Headers, Footers
or something similar to avoid the nasty `/'.
Headings (Titles) and Margin Text (Headers and Footers)
3.2. Titles Headings and Front-Matter
3.2.1 Titles Headings and Front-Matter
Current 3.2.1 text, this bit
Ian Hulin wrote:
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Then I suggest
Titles, Headings, Headers, Footers
or something similar to avoid the nasty `/'.
Headings (Titles) and Margin Text (Headers and Footers)
3.2. Titles Headings and Front-Matter
3.2.1 Titles Headings and Front-Matter
Current 3.2.1 text,
There has been recent discussion on -user regarding getting the date in the
footer. One of the problems in finding the solution has been the docs
themselves. I have a suggestion that may, in the long run, help
straighten a few
things out. But first I want to suggest this: move the section '3.2
Chip wrote:
There has been recent discussion on -user regarding getting the date in the
footer. One of the problems in finding the solution has been the docs
themselves. I have a suggestion that may, in the long run, help
straighten a few
things out. But first I want to suggest this: move the
Hi Chip,
first I want to suggest this: move the section '3.2 Titles and
headers'
found in the NOTATION Reference to the LM. Why? Because the NR should
be about Notation, and headers/footers/titles are not notation.
Interesting... I'm curious to see what others' opinions are.
Although it
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 07:02:23AM -0500, Jonathan Kulp wrote:
Chip wrote:
But first I want to suggest this: move the section '3.2
Titles and
headers' found in the NOTATION Reference to the LM. Why? Because the NR
should
be about Notation, and headers/footers/titles are not notation.
I
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 08:06:30AM -0400, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi Chip,
As a nooby if I'm looking for info on adding a date to the footer I
start by
searching for Footer in the index of the LM, but it's not there.
That should be the first thing to get fixed! =)
Graham/Carl: who/what
I'm a lot more willing to rename this section. I've seen
somewhere between 3-10 people confused by this in the past 5
years. Titular material? Headers and footers? Any
suggestions for the name?
Perhaps
Headings, headers, and footers
Werner
Hi all,
Any suggestions for the name?
Perhaps
Headings, headers, and footers
Or even
Titles, Headings, and Headers/Footers
?
Kieren.
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Or even
Titles, Headings, and Headers/Footers
I don't see an immediate difference between titles and headings. The
latter includes the former AFAIK.
Werner
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Titles, Headings, and Headers/Footers
I don't see an immediate difference between titles and headings.
The latter includes the former AFAIK.
Since Heading and Header are extremely similar, explicitly
including the word title decreases the likelihood of
miscommunication and
Then I suggest
Titles, Headings, Headers, Footers
or something similar to avoid the nasty `/'.
Headings (Titles) and Margin Text (Headers and Footers)
??
Kieren.
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On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 04:58:12PM +0200, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Since Heading and Header are extremely similar, explicitly
including the word title decreases the likelihood of
miscommunication and misunderstanding, which is what we're trying to
solve here.
Kieren.
Then I suggest
Then I suggest
Titles, Headings, Headers, Footers
or something similar to avoid the nasty `/'.
Headings (Titles) and Margin Text (Headers and Footers)
If I read `margin' I only think of left and right margins.
Werner
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If I read `margin' I only think of left and right margins.
So Lilypond's top-margin and bottom-margin properties make no
sense? ;)
It's clear in the typographic world (including HTML/CSS, etc.) that
the margin extends around the
I'm beginning to suspect that we should just explain this better in
the tutorial
Didn't you just recently say that this should NOT be in LM?
... after all, the command is \header.
That is, one must admit, a confusing command... none of the items are
actually put in a header (as most
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:35:33AM -0400, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
I'm beginning to suspect that we should just explain this better in
the tutorial
Didn't you just recently say that this should NOT be in LM?
Sorry, I mis-spoke. We should explain that details of \header
stuff is in the
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