Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 10:58:56PM +0200, Herbert Voss wrote:
Michelle Dukich wrote:
I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
description right on top of the table in the same
direction the table is placed. I don't see anything
that will let me rotate something not within the
table.
if only the table is on one page, use package lscape
\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}
For a single column document, it is better to use
\afterpage{\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}}
to prevent a pagebreak (you also need to put \usepackage{afterpage} in the
preamble).
If the document is two-column, use the rotating package instead.
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 10:58:56PM +0200, Herbert Voss wrote:
Michelle Dukich wrote:
I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
description right on top of the table in the same
direction the table is placed. I don't see anything
that will let me rotate something not within the
table.
if only the table is on one page, use package lscape
\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}
For a single column document, it is better to use
\afterpage{\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}}
to prevent a pagebreak (you also need to put \usepackage{afterpage} in the
preamble).
If the document is two-column, use the rotating package instead.
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 10:58:56PM +0200, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Michelle Dukich wrote:
> > I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
> > since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
> > that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
> > with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
> > description right on top of the table in the same
> > direction the table is placed. I don't see anything
> > that will let me rotate something not within the
> > table.
>
> if only the table is on one page, use package lscape
>
> \begin{landscape}
> ...the tablefloat
> \end{landscape}
For a single column document, it is better to use
\afterpage{\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}}
to prevent a pagebreak (you also need to put \usepackage{afterpage} in the
preamble).
If the document is two-column, use the rotating package instead.
Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
Greetings all: I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees since it was so large. The only problem I have, is that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate with the table. I would prefer to have the Table description right on top of the table in the same direction the table is placed. I don't see anything that will let me rotate something not within the table. Does anyone have a solution? Many thanks. Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix :) __ Do You Yahoo!? Spot the hottest trends in music, movies, and more. http://buzz.yahoo.com/
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
Michelle Dukich wrote:
I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
description right on top of the table in the same
direction the table is placed. I don't see anything
that will let me rotate something not within the
table.
if only the table is on one page, use package lscape
\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}
Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix
:-)
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Michelle Dukich wrote: Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix :) Is this a cry for help or a plea to get a quote into LDN? Allan. (ARRae) P.S. It's No-Smiley Friday on the developers list but we have to be gentle with our users because they mostly aren't aware of our tradition. http://www.lyx.org/news/2726.php3#item3
Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
Greetings all: I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees since it was so large. The only problem I have, is that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate with the table. I would prefer to have the Table description right on top of the table in the same direction the table is placed. I don't see anything that will let me rotate something not within the table. Does anyone have a solution? Many thanks. Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix :) __ Do You Yahoo!? Spot the hottest trends in music, movies, and more. http://buzz.yahoo.com/
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
Michelle Dukich wrote:
I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
description right on top of the table in the same
direction the table is placed. I don't see anything
that will let me rotate something not within the
table.
if only the table is on one page, use package lscape
\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}
Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix
:-)
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Michelle Dukich wrote: Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix :) Is this a cry for help or a plea to get a quote into LDN? Allan. (ARRae) P.S. It's No-Smiley Friday on the developers list but we have to be gentle with our users because they mostly aren't aware of our tradition. http://www.lyx.org/news/2726.php3#item3
Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
Greetings all: I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees since it was so large. The only problem I have, is that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate with the table. I would prefer to have the Table description right on top of the table in the same direction the table is placed. I don't see anything that will let me rotate something not within the table. Does anyone have a solution? Many thanks. Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix :) __ Do You Yahoo!? Spot the hottest trends in music, movies, and more. http://buzz.yahoo.com/
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
Michelle Dukich wrote:
>
> I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
> since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
> that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
> with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
> description right on top of the table in the same
> direction the table is placed. I don't see anything
> that will let me rotate something not within the
> table.
if only the table is on one page, use package lscape
\begin{landscape}
...the tablefloat
\end{landscape}
> Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix
:-)
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: Rotating the Figure Float Text 90 degrees
On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Michelle Dukich wrote: > Michelle... a Lyx Chix on Unix trying to fix the mix > :) Is this a cry for help or a plea to get a quote into LDN? Allan. (ARRae) P.S. It's No-Smiley Friday on the developers list but we have to be gentle with our users because they mostly aren't aware of our tradition. http://www.lyx.org/news/2726.php3#item3
