On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 12:50 AM, Uwe Stöhr <[email protected]> wrote: > Am 27.02.2012 00:30, schrieb Pascal Fischer: > > >> For headers (section, subsection,...) the paragraph settings (e.g. >> left, right, center) are greyed out. So you can't place headlines of >> sections in the middle. > > > You can of course but this is done by either the document class or via a > module. See section 6.11 "Customized Page Headers and Footers" of the > UserGuide that you find in LyX's Help menu. > > regards Uwe > > p.s. before you flood the list with proposals/improvements, please have a > look in the manuals to see how things are done. You can also ask at the > lyx-users mailing list.
Of course I've meant to change the orientation for all headlines of a certain level. Not only for single ones. I only thought, that a GUI for doing that would be good, because that's a thing, that many users who are not familiar with LaTeX have to do, e.g. because their university wants that. PS: Sorry, if it seemed I was flooding the list. But yes, I've read the introduction, the tutorial and the user-guide. But I was so excited of the software, that I wanted to share some ideas to discuss, that maybe could make LyX even better. Esp. for beginners. Of course I posted some things (like cursor-width) that are possible already and I didn't knew. I'm sorry for that. But I still think, that many of the other ideas are worth thinking about it. Because standard-settings like the orientation of headlines (or the position of page-numbers, see other thread) are so essential and commonly needed for many users, that they should be possible in the document-settings-GUI without writing LaTeX in preambles, modifying modules, and so on. For sophisticated things that's okay, but not for basics that many user need to do. Best regards, Pascal
