Thanks for the hint, Uwe. But I couln't find the solution for my problem.
Parting line means separator or stripline or dividing rule (said LEO
Online Dictionary I asked), in German it's "Trennlinie". I need just 2
long vertical lines which separate the 3 (multicol-)columns in my table
float.
Maybe I have to give more details: I 've put a mixture of text and
tables into the 3 columns in my table float. So I am not able to use
only the vertical lines of the table(s) to separate the 3 columns. (And
multicol's advantage is to balance the 3 columns perfectly).
Multicol produces a parting line with \setlength\columnseprule{1pt}. It
works fine if put it in standard environment, but it doesn't work if I
put it in a float or minipage.
Regards
Detlev
Uwe Stöhr schrieb:
Detlev Humann schrieb:
I would like to have a table float with 3 columns separated by a
parting line.
What do you mean with parting line?
Attached is a LyX-file with some examples.
For more informations about tables in LyX, have a look at the
Extended-Insets manual:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/DocumentationDevelopment#Extended-Insets
regards Uwe
Detlev Humann schrieb:
Hi,
I would like to have a table float with 3 columns separated by a
parting line. I tried with the package multicol but I can't get the
parting line.
If I don't put my table in a float it's no problem to get the parting
line. What's the mistake? Can I use multicol? (I would like to keep
the float environment and the multicol package.)
What I like to have:
Table 1: Caption name
text text | text text | text text
text text | text text | text text
text text | text text | text text
What I get:
Table 1: Caption name
text text text text text text
text text text text text text
text text text text text text
Thanks in advance!
Detlev
