Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote: [...] Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Document-settings-margins. Then set the margin sizes to whatever you like. Note that it is generally not a good idea to have much more than 66 letters per line, which is one reason for large margins. A larger/wider font may therefore be a good idea if you go for really thin margins. Helge Hafting
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote: [...] Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Document-settings-margins. Then set the margin sizes to whatever you like. Note that it is generally not a good idea to have much more than 66 letters per line, which is one reason for large margins. A larger/wider font may therefore be a good idea if you go for really thin margins. Helge Hafting
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote: [...] Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Document->settings->margins. Then set the margin sizes to whatever you like. Note that it is generally not a good idea to have much more than 66 letters per line, which is one reason for large margins. A larger/wider font may therefore be a good idea if you go for really thin margins. Helge Hafting
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote, On 08/10/2007 10:51 AM: SNIP P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? insanity is all in the mind. ... :) the question then becomes, what do you, your boss and inner voices, consider a non insane margin size? I (and my inner voices :) tend to use 1 inch on all[1] borders for article class. [1] Top, Bottom, Inner and Outer. I never had reason to mess with Head sep, Head height or Foot skip. -- Todd Denniston Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
I just rewrote the review on my website about LyX to reflect LyX's much better behavior and to thank you for fixing the bug - http://www.goland.org/lyx. It's amazing how much better LyX has gotten in the year since I originally wrote that review. It all kind of sneaked up on me so it was great to re-write the review and delete a bunch of sections that weren't necessary anymore because LyX's default behavior is so much better. I also wanted to say THANK YOU for getting labels to work. When I first tried LyX labels I could only get them to output page numbers which produced garbage in HTML. Now that they can do section numbers they actually work in HTML. Is there any thought around getting references to be able to include both the section number and the text of the section's title instead of just the section number? The section number by itself tends to disappear in HTML. Also, any hope of getting a reference to jump to the exact location of the label ala the behavior you get with \hypertarget and \hyperlink instead of to the start of the section? Thanks, Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Richard Heck wrote: Yaron Y. Goland wrote: First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until now I have had to follow http://www.goland.org/lyx/#x1-90008 every time I wanted to generate HTML output and it was awful. Now the process is painless! You have made using LyX much easier. You're welcome. So if I may push my luck, is there any hope of getting LyX to natively support the href macro? There's a bug report about this already. I'm hoping to get this sorted out. Richard
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote: I just rewrote the review on my website about LyX to reflect LyX's much better behavior and to thank you for fixing the bug - http://www.goland.org/lyx. It's amazing how much better LyX has gotten in the year since I originally wrote that review. It all kind of sneaked up on me so it was great to re-write the review and delete a bunch of sections that weren't necessary anymore because LyX's default behavior is so much better. I also wanted to say THANK YOU for getting labels to work. When I first tried LyX labels I could only get them to output page numbers which produced garbage in HTML. Now that they can do section numbers they actually work in HTML. Is there any thought around getting references to be able to include both the section number and the text of the section's title instead of just the section number? There's an enhancement request for this one, too, involving \nameref. I filed it. Whether or when it'll get done, I don't know. My own time is short. It'd be a pretty easy fix for anyone interested in getting involved. The section number by itself tends to disappear in HTML. Also, any hope of getting a reference to jump to the exact location of the label ala the behavior you get with \hypertarget and \hyperlink instead of to the start of the section? My experience with hyperref is limited rh Thanks, Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Richard Heck wrote: Yaron Y. Goland wrote: First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until now I have had to follow http://www.goland.org/lyx/#x1-90008 every time I wanted to generate HTML output and it was awful. Now the process is painless! You have made using LyX much easier. You're welcome. So if I may push my luck, is there any hope of getting LyX to natively support the href macro? There's a bug report about this already. I'm hoping to get this sorted out. Richard -- == Richard G Heck, Jr Professor of Philosophy Brown University http://frege.brown.edu/heck/ == Get my public key from http://sks.keyserver.penguin.de Hash: 0x1DE91F1E66FFBDEC Learn how to sign your email using Thunderbird and GnuPG at: http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote, On 08/10/2007 10:51 AM: SNIP P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? insanity is all in the mind. ... :) the question then becomes, what do you, your boss and inner voices, consider a non insane margin size? I (and my inner voices :) tend to use 1 inch on all[1] borders for article class. [1] Top, Bottom, Inner and Outer. I never had reason to mess with Head sep, Head height or Foot skip. -- Todd Denniston Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
I just rewrote the review on my website about LyX to reflect LyX's much better behavior and to thank you for fixing the bug - http://www.goland.org/lyx. It's amazing how much better LyX has gotten in the year since I originally wrote that review. It all kind of sneaked up on me so it was great to re-write the review and delete a bunch of sections that weren't necessary anymore because LyX's default behavior is so much better. I also wanted to say THANK YOU for getting labels to work. When I first tried LyX labels I could only get them to output page numbers which produced garbage in HTML. Now that they can do section numbers they actually work in HTML. Is there any thought around getting references to be able to include both the section number and the text of the section's title instead of just the section number? The section number by itself tends to disappear in HTML. Also, any hope of getting a reference to jump to the exact location of the label ala the behavior you get with \hypertarget and \hyperlink instead of to the start of the section? Thanks, Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Richard Heck wrote: Yaron Y. Goland wrote: First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until now I have had to follow http://www.goland.org/lyx/#x1-90008 every time I wanted to generate HTML output and it was awful. Now the process is painless! You have made using LyX much easier. You're welcome. So if I may push my luck, is there any hope of getting LyX to natively support the href macro? There's a bug report about this already. I'm hoping to get this sorted out. Richard
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote: I just rewrote the review on my website about LyX to reflect LyX's much better behavior and to thank you for fixing the bug - http://www.goland.org/lyx. It's amazing how much better LyX has gotten in the year since I originally wrote that review. It all kind of sneaked up on me so it was great to re-write the review and delete a bunch of sections that weren't necessary anymore because LyX's default behavior is so much better. I also wanted to say THANK YOU for getting labels to work. When I first tried LyX labels I could only get them to output page numbers which produced garbage in HTML. Now that they can do section numbers they actually work in HTML. Is there any thought around getting references to be able to include both the section number and the text of the section's title instead of just the section number? There's an enhancement request for this one, too, involving \nameref. I filed it. Whether or when it'll get done, I don't know. My own time is short. It'd be a pretty easy fix for anyone interested in getting involved. The section number by itself tends to disappear in HTML. Also, any hope of getting a reference to jump to the exact location of the label ala the behavior you get with \hypertarget and \hyperlink instead of to the start of the section? My experience with hyperref is limited rh Thanks, Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Richard Heck wrote: Yaron Y. Goland wrote: First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until now I have had to follow http://www.goland.org/lyx/#x1-90008 every time I wanted to generate HTML output and it was awful. Now the process is painless! You have made using LyX much easier. You're welcome. So if I may push my luck, is there any hope of getting LyX to natively support the href macro? There's a bug report about this already. I'm hoping to get this sorted out. Richard -- == Richard G Heck, Jr Professor of Philosophy Brown University http://frege.brown.edu/heck/ == Get my public key from http://sks.keyserver.penguin.de Hash: 0x1DE91F1E66FFBDEC Learn how to sign your email using Thunderbird and GnuPG at: http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote, On 08/10/2007 10:51 AM: P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? insanity is all in the mind. ... :) the question then becomes, what do you, your boss and inner voices, consider a non insane margin size? I (and my inner voices :) tend to use 1 inch on all[1] borders for article class. [1] Top, Bottom, Inner and Outer. I never had reason to mess with Head sep, Head height or Foot skip. -- Todd Denniston Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
I just rewrote the review on my website about LyX to reflect LyX's much better behavior and to thank you for fixing the bug - http://www.goland.org/lyx. It's amazing how much better LyX has gotten in the year since I originally wrote that review. It all kind of sneaked up on me so it was great to re-write the review and delete a bunch of sections that weren't necessary anymore because LyX's default behavior is so much better. I also wanted to say THANK YOU for getting labels to work. When I first tried LyX labels I could only get them to output page numbers which produced garbage in HTML. Now that they can do section numbers they actually work in HTML. Is there any thought around getting references to be able to include both the section number and the text of the section's title instead of just the section number? The section number by itself tends to disappear in HTML. Also, any hope of getting a reference to jump to the exact location of the label ala the behavior you get with \hypertarget and \hyperlink instead of to the start of the section? Thanks, Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Richard Heck wrote: Yaron Y. Goland wrote: First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until now I have had to follow http://www.goland.org/lyx/#x1-90008 every time I wanted to generate HTML output and it was awful. Now the process is painless! You have made using LyX much easier. You're welcome. So if I may push my luck, is there any hope of getting LyX to natively support the href macro? There's a bug report about this already. I'm hoping to get this sorted out. Richard
Re: HTML and URLs in LYX
Yaron Y. Goland wrote: I just rewrote the review on my website about LyX to reflect LyX's much better behavior and to thank you for fixing the bug - http://www.goland.org/lyx. It's amazing how much better LyX has gotten in the year since I originally wrote that review. It all kind of sneaked up on me so it was great to re-write the review and delete a bunch of sections that weren't necessary anymore because LyX's default behavior is so much better. I also wanted to say THANK YOU for getting labels to work. When I first tried LyX labels I could only get them to output page numbers which produced garbage in HTML. Now that they can do section numbers they actually work in HTML. Is there any thought around getting references to be able to include both the section number and the text of the section's title instead of just the section number? There's an enhancement request for this one, too, involving \nameref. I filed it. Whether or when it'll get done, I don't know. My own time is short. It'd be a pretty easy fix for anyone interested in getting involved. The section number by itself tends to disappear in HTML. Also, any hope of getting a reference to jump to the exact location of the label ala the behavior you get with \hypertarget and \hyperlink instead of to the start of the section? My experience with hyperref is limited rh Thanks, Yaron P.S. Does anyone know a decent margin setting for letter size paper so when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins? Richard Heck wrote: Yaron Y. Goland wrote: First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until now I have had to follow http://www.goland.org/lyx/#x1-90008 every time I wanted to generate HTML output and it was awful. Now the process is painless! You have made using LyX much easier. You're welcome. So if I may push my luck, is there any hope of getting LyX to natively support the href macro? There's a bug report about this already. I'm hoping to get this sorted out. Richard -- == Richard G Heck, Jr Professor of Philosophy Brown University http://frege.brown.edu/heck/ == Get my public key from http://sks.keyserver.penguin.de Hash: 0x1DE91F1E66FFBDEC Learn how to sign your email using Thunderbird and GnuPG at: http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto
