With command \rule a vertical line is generated, but I need that in the
down left of the line, a text appears, also in vertically above the
line, as in the example, but in vertically.
Thanks advanced
Helge Hafting escribió:
icebna wrote:
Hi all :
How put a vertical line, up to down in the left side, with a word
above the line in the left corner down.
Please, see the example adjunct.
Thanks so much
Miguel
Use a marginal note. In the marginal note, type "Example"
On the next line in the marginal note, make the horizontal line.
A line can be made in a number of ways:
* A deep table column, with a frame line on one side only.
(the line will be narrow)
* A box with colored background, narrow width and great height.
For some reason, setting the height for a colored box
doesn't work. So put a minipage inside, and set the minipage
height to 95% of textheight or so.
(The line have adjustable thickness above some minimum.
It will be red - no choice there it seems.)
* Use ERT, for example \rule{0.5cm}{15cm}
This is the most flexible way, I think. No limits on line dimensions.
If you want a colored line, select the whole ERT box and use
"Edit->Text Style" and set the color.
Helge Hafting
