Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Guenter Milde]

On 2011-10-06, Richard Heck wrote:
 On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

 This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
 LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
 do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

Alternatively, put the content that should not be kept on one page in a
minipage box (with 100% textwidth). This way, there is no stale
pagebreak when adding/removing text.

Günter

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Guenter Milde]

On 2011-10-06, Richard Heck wrote:
 On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

 This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
 LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
 do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

Alternatively, put the content that should not be kept on one page in a
minipage box (with 100% textwidth). This way, there is no stale
pagebreak when adding/removing text.

Günter

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Guenter Milde]

On 2011-10-06, Richard Heck wrote:
> On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
>> I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

>> Especially in the "Materials & Methods" part, I often have sections
>> ans subsections that go:
>> *headline
>> *shortish paragraph
>> *table

>> In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
>> and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
>> the old page).

>> I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

>> Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
>> I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

> This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
> LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
> do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

Alternatively, put the content that should not be kept on one page in a
minipage box (with 100% textwidth). This way, there is no "stale"
pagebreak when adding/removing text.

Günter

Headlines starting new pages

[Lastalda Felina]

I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
ans subsections that go:
*headline
*shortish paragraph
*table

In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
the old page).
(Screenshot: 
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

Thank you in advance for any help!
Lastalda

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Richard Heck]

On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).
 (Screenshot: 
 http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

rh

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Lastalda Felina]

Ah, ok. Thank you for clarifying!

2011/10/6 Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net:
 On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).
 (Screenshot: 
 http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

 This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
 LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
 do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

 rh





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Freiheit herrscht nicht.
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Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Liviu Andronic]

On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net wrote:
 On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).
 (Screenshot: 
 http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

 This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
 LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
 do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

.. or use longtables, which break automatically and support captions.

Liviu


 rh





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Headlines starting new pages

[Lastalda Felina]

I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
ans subsections that go:
*headline
*shortish paragraph
*table

In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
the old page).
(Screenshot: 
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

Thank you in advance for any help!
Lastalda

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Richard Heck]

On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).
 (Screenshot: 
 http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

rh

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Lastalda Felina]

Ah, ok. Thank you for clarifying!

2011/10/6 Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net:
 On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).
 (Screenshot: 
 http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

 This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
 LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
 do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

 rh





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Zu sagen Hier herrscht Freiheit ist immer ein Irrtum oder eine Lüge.
Freiheit herrscht nicht.
- Ehrich Fried, Herrschaftsfreiheit -

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Liviu Andronic]

On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net wrote:
 On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
 I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

 Especially in the Materials  Methods part, I often have sections
 ans subsections that go:
 *headline
 *shortish paragraph
 *table

 In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
 and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
 the old page).
 (Screenshot: 
 http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

 I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

 Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
 I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

 This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
 LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
 do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

.. or use longtables, which break automatically and support captions.

Liviu


 rh





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Headlines starting new pages

[Lastalda Felina]

I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).

Especially in the "Materials & Methods" part, I often have sections
ans subsections that go:
*headline
*shortish paragraph
*table

In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
the old page).
(Screenshot: 
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)

I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.

Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?

Thank you in advance for any help!
Lastalda

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Richard Heck]

On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
> I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).
>
> Especially in the "Materials & Methods" part, I often have sections
> ans subsections that go:
> *headline
> *shortish paragraph
> *table
>
> In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
> and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
> the old page).
> (Screenshot: 
> http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)
>
> I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.
>
> Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
> I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?
>
This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.

rh

Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Lastalda Felina]

Ah, ok. Thank you for clarifying!

2011/10/6 Richard Heck :
> On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
>> I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).
>>
>> Especially in the "Materials & Methods" part, I often have sections
>> ans subsections that go:
>> *headline
>> *shortish paragraph
>> *table
>>
>> In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
>> and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
>> the old page).
>> (Screenshot: 
>> http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)
>>
>> I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.
>>
>> Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
>> I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?
>>
> This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
> LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
> do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.
>
> rh
>
>



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Freiheit herrscht nicht.
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Re: Headlines starting new pages

[Liviu Andronic]

On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Richard Heck  wrote:
> On 10/06/2011 06:08 AM, Lastalda Felina wrote:
>> I'm writing my diploma thesis in Lyx, using the class koma(book).
>>
>> Especially in the "Materials & Methods" part, I often have sections
>> ans subsections that go:
>> *headline
>> *shortish paragraph
>> *table
>>
>> In this cases, Lyx often puts the headline and paragraph on one page
>> and the table on the next (sometimes it even only puts the headline on
>> the old page).
>> (Screenshot: 
>> http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/lastalda/LyxProblems/pagebreak.png)
>>
>> I would much rather have the headline start a new page in such cases.
>>
>> Is there a way I can define this behaviour in the latex header, or do
>> I have to use manual pagebreaks whenever this irks me?
>>
> This is due to how floats behave, and due to the very short section.
> LaTeX doesn't think of the table as part of the section. You'll have to
> do manual breaks (when all else is done!) to fix this.
>
.. or use longtables, which break automatically and support captions.

Liviu


> rh
>
>



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