Is there a way to tell LyX to use the color package with the
[usenames] option? I would like to be able to use a command like
\definecolor{myblue}{named}{Cerulean}
in the preamble (to change link colors in hyperref). But LyX appears
to load color with no options by default. The {named}
Kevin Middleton wrote:
Is there a way to tell LyX to use the color package with the [usenames]
option? I would like to be able to use a command like
\definecolor{myblue}{named}{Cerulean}
in the preamble (to change link colors in hyperref). But LyX appears to
load color with no options by
Is there a way to tell LyX to use the color package with the
[usenames] option? I would like to be able to use a command like
\definecolor{myblue}{named}{Cerulean}
in the preamble (to change link colors in hyperref). But LyX appears
to load color with no options by default. The {named}
Kevin Middleton wrote:
Is there a way to tell LyX to use the color package with the [usenames]
option? I would like to be able to use a command like
\definecolor{myblue}{named}{Cerulean}
in the preamble (to change link colors in hyperref). But LyX appears to
load color with no options by
Is there a way to tell LyX to use the color package with the
[usenames] option? I would like to be able to use a command like
\definecolor{myblue}{named}{Cerulean}
in the preamble (to change link colors in hyperref). But LyX appears
to load color with no options by default. The {named}
Kevin Middleton wrote:
Is there a way to tell LyX to use the color package with the [usenames]
option? I would like to be able to use a command like
\definecolor{myblue}{named}{Cerulean}
in the preamble (to change link colors in hyperref). But LyX appears to
load color with no options by
