Thanks to all the replies for the lyx-code change. Works great.

Now that I see how the style 'lyx-code' is done, I guess what I need to
do is create a new style, 'caption-text' maybe, that that differs from
standard in size only. Then I could just change the paragraph manually.
It would be nicer if I could get the style caption to go directly to
'caption-text' instead of 'standard', but I will be happy if I just get
the style thing working.

Any more suggestions.

Al Niessner

On Tue, 2002-02-12 at 03:42, Guenter Milde wrote:
> On Mon, 11 Feb 2002 22:55:45 +0000 wrote Al Niessner 
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>  
> > 1) How do I define the paragraph after the caption to be "small"
> > standard rather than "no change" standard? Right now I have to go
> > through modify them one at a time by hand. Slow, error prone, and a real
> > pain. I noticed that footnote does it, so I figured there must be a way
> > to do it with caption as well.
> 
> This one is tricky. A footnote is a special inset that is "hardcoded" in
> LyX. Captions, OTOH, are defined in stdlayouts.inc
> 
> (Or do you mean the caption itself? (As "normally" it is in normal size).
> This could be done in the preamble.
> 
>  
> > 2) I want lyx-code to be small as well. How do I set that?
> 
> This is easy: copy lyxmacros.inc from LYXDIR/layouts to ~/.lyx/layouts and
> change the definition of Style LyX-Code:
>     
>     in the Preamble part change \normalfont\ttfamily
>     to \normalfont\ttfamily\small
>     
>     and in the Font part add
>       Size     small
> 
> 
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