Re: wrapfig
On 09/19/2016 01:24 AM, Richard Opheim wrote: Can't get wrapfig to work. LyX 2.1.1 WIndows 10 Richard Opheim Your attached test document loads a missing figure and (in the preamble) uses some pretty non-standard fonts. A more generic example would help. Paul
Re: format of last page of two column document
On 09/19/2016 08:41 AM, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: On 19.09.2016 10:46, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: I would like to have the last page of an article (normal or Koma script) set in two columns. As it is now there is one left column, and an empty right column. To me it would look better (does it??). How would I achieve this? Wolfgang Perhaps I should have said I would like to have the last page of a TWO COLUMN article (normal or Koma script) set in two columns Wolfgang You could try using the multicol package. Turn off the two column format (I presume you set this in the document text settings in LyX), and instead add the Multiple Columns module. (This requires that you have the multicol package installed.) See section 8.1 of the Additional Features manual. Paul
Re: the note box over bottom margin
Hi I've not looked at your source (a MWE would be useful) but I think you may be using a minipage to do your boxes. If you are then this problem is a feature of Latex and there is much discussion on the web e.g. http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/271410/how-to-make-minipage-spanning-multiple-pages Hope that helps. On 18/09/16 08:38, edu Gpl wrote: Dear Uwe there are 3 problem in my book woth note box, after i generated pdf file, i got 3 box in page 14, 44, and 49 over the bottom margin. the book: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ohodquizgame/files/Books/Physics.pdf/download the source code: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ohodquizgame/files/Books/ regards -- Steve Hnizdur
Re: format of last page of two column document
On 19.09.2016 10:46, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: I would like to have the last page of an article (normal or Koma script) set in two columns. As it is now there is one left column, and an empty right column. To me it would look better (does it??). How would I achieve this? Wolfgang Perhaps I should have said I would like to have the last page of a TWO COLUMN article (normal or Koma script) set in two columns Wolfgang
Re: no document classes since lyx 2.2
On 09/19/2016 02:34 AM, Kaiser, Elisabeth wrote: Dear Paul, indeed it turned directly back without any output. How should I proceed? Kind regards, Elisabeth Elisabeth, I am copying the user list to keep the discussion there (since the list is archived, and in the hopes a Windows user will chime in -- like Scott, I use Linux). Three possibilities come to mind. I suggest checking them in the order I list them. The first is that the MiKTeX bundle did not install for some reason. You can test that by checking that there are folders for it and that article.cls is in one of them. While you are at it, you should note down the location of latex.exe and pdflatex.exe. If the files are missing, I suggest downloading a MiKTeX installer from the MiKTeX web site. The second is that MiKTeX is installed but did not make it onto your system command path (meaning the system cannot find it when the time comes to use it). Try running |echo %PATH%| from a command prompt and see if the path to the .exe files appears there. If not, you can edit your path to add the missing directories (see, for instance, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23400030/windows-7-add-path), or you can just reinstall MiKTeX as in the previous paragraph. The third (and in my mind least likely) possibility is that MiKTeX is installed, but with the wrong permissions, so that perhaps only a "superuser" can run it. This would require that you be logged in with a user account that does not have "superuser" privileges. That can happen in some cases where the computer belongs to your employer and the employer's IT group does not give the user full rights to the machine. I've been off Windows too long to remember how to fix that, but in all likelihood it would require the involvement of someone from IT who does have superuser rights. I hope that helps. Paul
Note:Comment seems not to accept Requires
For some reason Note:Comment seems not to let me require a package. Here
is how I tried to change it (my changes are marked by a comment in the
previous line):
stdinsets.inc:
...
Provides stdinsets 1
# load hyperref
Provides hyperref 1
...
InsetLayout Note:Comment
LabelString Comment
# LatexType environment
LatexType command
# LatexName comment
LatexName pdfcomment
BgColor notebg
LabelFont
Color comment
SizeSmall
EndFont
# MultiPar true
MultiPar false
Display false
HTMLTag div
HTMLIsBlock true
HTMLStyle
div.note_comment {
display: none;
}
EndHTMLStyle
# requires pdfcomment package
Requirespdfcomment
End
It works just fine when I use the exact same in InsetLayout
Note:Greyedout. So probably there is something particular about
Note:Comment that I am unaware of.
Daniel
format of last page of two column document
I would like to have the last page of an article (normal or Koma script) set in two columns. As it is now there is one left column, and an empty right column. To me it would look better (does it??). How would I achieve this? Wolfgang
BgColor for Arguments
It seems one can set style wise pretty much everything for Arguments except for BgColor. Is there a reason why is there is no BgColor for Arguments? Daniel
