>>>>> "Trevor" == Trevor Nicholls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Trevor> Why does the "caption" style in stdlayouts.inc display Trevor> "Senseless!" I've got a section which includes some text, a Trevor> table, and some more text. The table has to appear in a Trevor> specific location between certain paragraphs so it is a fixed Trevor> table not a floating one, and it could certainly use a Trevor> caption, so on the face of it "caption" looks like the right Trevor> tool for the job. First, I tend to disagree in general with table that _have_ to appear between two particular paragraphs. But after all, it is your document, not mine :) Solution: create a Table float, put your table and caption inside it. Then Edit>Float Settings... will allow you to select 'here definitely' as placement. Trevor> * Why tell me that a caption is senseless? * Why *is* a Trevor> caption senseless here? Because there is no way to know whether to write 'Figure 1' or 'Table 1'. Trevor> * And why define a senseless style in the standard delivery in Trevor> the first place? A caption should be in a float. JMarc
