It is not clear to me how it is done.
I see on the first tab of the float setting (graphics) the setting for
the scale, width or height,
and on the second tab (clipping) facilities for cropping and positioning
the graphics.
How do you deal with the caption width? I know I can do that with the
caption package and ERT,
but are these facilities in the settings for the float? Is that what I
put in the Latex Options on the third tab?
EK
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
E. Kaplan schrieb:
I noticed that it did leave less of a white area around the picture,
but it was still not what I wanted, which is the complete control
provided by Latex's independent specification of width for the
caption and the graphics.
I don't understand what you miss, I can control everything: the image
width, the float width, the caption size, caption width, caption
format, image bounding box (I can say I only want to have a certain
part of the image in the output). What do you miss?
By the way, what is supposed to go into the "Latex options" on the
third tab of the figure settings?
See the EmebeddedObjects manual chapter 1.
When I specify the width in there (say: width=2in), Lyx follows the
instructions, which seem to overlap with the scale instructions on
the first tab.
This setting is the appearance within LyX only, therefore its name is
"show in LyX" and then "Scale on screen".
regards Uwe
--
Ehud Kaplan, Ph.D.
Jules and Doris Stein Research to Prevent Blindness Professor
Director, The laboratory of Visual Neuroscience
Departments of Neuroscience, Ophthalmology, Structural & Chemical Biology,
The Mount Sinai School of Medicine
One Gustave Levy Place
NY, NY, 10029
