You can move it using extra-offset, that's sure, you must only find the
right object. I suppose it is Voice.Script, so use \once \override
Voice.Script #'extra-offset. Perhaps you should use LilyPondTool to help
with those (see http://lilypondtool.organum.hu/127.0.html). If you use
Windows you can download a bundle that is just need to be unzipped into
c:\Program Files. DOwnload from
http://lilypondtool.organum.hu/fileadmin/lilypondtool/lilypondtool.zip
If you sent the bad file, we could help you better.
Bert
Frederick Dennis írta:
So far, as a total beginnner, I've produced several different pdf's of
single stave notes with title, composer, tempo and multirests.
However, my segno touches the next note. Can I shift it? No. Neither
up or sideways. Not using padding, \once \override, #'extra-offset or
musicglyph, mark or markup or spaces in quotes. My D.S. al Coda
remains firmly fixed, nestling obstinately among the notes and my Coda
sign and text will not go where I want them to. With Sibelius, I just
pick the **@(**& up with the mouse and deposit it but with lilypond
this will not do. Surely, something as simple as positioning the segno
would be self-evident? Wouldn't it?
Frederick Dennis.
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