On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 11:55 PM, Luca Brandolini<luca.brandol...@unibg.it> wrote: > I am trying to write two consecutive theorems in my paper. However Lyx > always joints the two theorems into a single enviromes. > The only way seems to insert a non-empty line in between. > Is there a solution for this?
Yes. Put a non-empty line inbetween. Its what I do :) I put a line inbetween and either put a empty ERT in, or put an empty note (Alt I-N-N) in to produce a "non-empty" line Another trick I use is to insert a "Branch". I have a branch called "All" which I always leave enabled. Then, if I want to e.g. have a enumerate environment within a proof, I insert a "Branch All" and put the enumerate within the Branch. That said, for this purpose, increasing the environment depth as suggested by Ignacio García seems more convenient.
