I sent the following reply to Brian a while ago. Forgot to carbon-copy it to the list. Please, the problem is still open, and I am sure that there is a simple solution. If somebody knows, please let me know!
Hi Brian! Thanks a lot for the quick answer, but I'm afraid we mean s.th. different. I didn't mean the panels which pop up, but I meant the self-defined math-macros. So for example, when I have defined in the command line (<alt-x>) "math-macro justastupidexample 1", and then I enter in mathmode my new macro "\justastupidexample test", then - whenever the cursor crosses the macro, it pops up and the whole stupid name of the macro becomes visible. This was a new (annoying) feature of 1.4 (or even earlier?) but now there seems to be a way to avoid it again, and I'd love to know, how! Do you see what I mean? Or did you have this in mind anyway? Cheers, Sebastian On Fri, 2007-11-02 at 12:37 -0700, Brian Kidd wrote: > hi Sebastian, > > i just figured this one out as well after prematurely posting the > same question about a week ago. the solution is to go into math mode > and then change the toolbar settings. enter math mode as if your > going to start a new formula and then select View -> Toolbars. if the > cursor is within the math mode, then you'll see that Math Panels and/ > or Math might be set to auto. uncheck this and the math-macros will > no longer pop up automatically. > > cheers, > -brian > > On Nov 2, 2007, at 11:25 AM, sebastian guttenberg wrote: > > > Hi lyx-team (Or others)! > > Thanks for the great work! I was about to post a couple of bug-reports > > and suggestions about the 1.4-version, and discovered yesterday > > that my > > system is out of date and that 1.5 has fixed a lot of problems and > > added > > very nice features! Nevertheless, I guess I will contribute frequently > > now feedbacks and perhaps bug-reports to these formus. So hope you > > will > > appreciate ;-) > > But for now, I have only one silly question: I was absolutely happy to > > see that math-macros do not any longer pop up automatically when one > > navigates through them (something that annoyed me very much in the > > past). But by chance I have changed this feature (don't know how), and > > the macros are popping up again :-( > > Please, can anybody tell me, how to switch this off??? > > Thanks a lot, Sebastian > > > > > > -- > > This message has been scanned for viruses and > > dangerous content by MailScanner, and is > > believed to be clean. > > > > -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
