Thanks for your response. Attached is an example file. On 6 April 2012 23:53, Richard Heck <rgh...@comcast.net> wrote:
> On 04/06/2012 07:48 AM, Samuel Tan wrote: > > Hello LyX developers! > > Firstly, thank you for such a great product. I appreciate all the work > you guys put into this application. Here is the problem. I'm not sure if > it's a bug. I couldn't find any mention of it online, so thought I might as > well inform you. Maybe it's just bad practice. > > Following the method described in the LyX documentation on how to get > figures side-by-side, I went and put a table and a figure side by side in a > figure float, and referenced them. When I later cross-referenced, it would > give the table as "table 1a" and the figure as "figure 1a" in a formatted > reference (both in figure 1). If I go on to create a subsequent table float > and reference it, it comes out as "table 1". If I then nest some tables > inside this float and reference those, the references work and come out as > another "table 1a", the document is compiled to pdf/dvi etc without > complaining, and "hyperref" in PDF Properties of Document Settings works > too, linking to the correct figure/float. The only indication that > something might not be right is all the font colour in the float handles > turning red. > > > This will definitely be a lot easier for people to figure out if you can > post a minimal example file. There are too many ways to do this right, and > too many ways to do it wrong. > > Richard > >
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