On 06/20/2016 12:13 PM, Jonathan Horton wrote:
> M. Heck,
>
> Yes, I used the minibuffer (Alt+X), and the LFunc documentation in the
> help menu to make the dysfunctional command that I sent you previously.
>
> If you run the command in LyX, the message pane (View->Message Pane)
> shows 
>
> *Run this command:*
>
> command-sequence box-insert Boxed;
> inset-modify box Box
> position "t"
> hor_pos "c"
> has_inner_box *0*
> inner_pos "t"
> use_parbox 0
> use_makebox 0
> width "100col%"
> special "none"
> height "1in"
> height_special "totalheight"
> thickness *"0pt"*
> separation "3pt"
> shadowsize "4pt"
> framecolor "black"
> backgroundcolor "none";
>
> *Output*
>
> (command-sequence box-insert Boxed;
>
> inset-modify box Box
>
> position "t"
>
> hor_pos "c"
>
> has_inner_box 0
>
> inner_pos "t"
>
> use_parbox 0
>
> use_makebox 0
>
> width "100col%"
>
> special "none"
>
> height "1in"
>
> height_special "totalheight"
>
> thickness *"0pt"*
>
> separation "3pt"
>
> shadowsize "4pt"
>
> framecolor "black"
>
> backgroundcolor "none";)
>
>
>
> and a minipage is inserted. However, opening the inset settings (Left
> click on the box, and go to settings) reveals that the line thickness
> is still 0.4pt, and the Innerpage is still "Minipage", rather than "None".
>

Try adding "char-backward" before the box settings. I think the cursor
needs to be in front of the inset, not inside it. You can add
"char-forward" afterwards, if you want the cursor then to be inside the
inset.

Richard

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