On 03/19/2018 01:11 PM, Rich Shepard wrote: > On Mon, 19 Mar 2018, F M Salter wrote: > >> I am trying to cite a quotation, so that the citation is placed >> right >> justified on the line following the last line of the quotation. > >> Is there a correct way to achieve the desired output automatically? > > Frank, > > I won't claim this to be the 'correct' way, but what I've done after a > newline is type the citation then use Edit -> Paragraph settings -> > Right. > If vertical spacing is needed to keep the quotation and citation > together a > slight negative spacing usually does the trick. Otherwise, I adjust > the text > so the page break is where I want it to be.
I think the reason for the problem Frank reported is that LaTeX discards leading space in some cases. So, if you just put a horizontal fill, with nothing ahead of it, LaTeX ignores it. The solution is to "protect" this space. There's a checkbox for that in the dialog. Note that this will work if you just use a linebreak instead of a new paragraph. Riki
