Re: dontprintsection heading
Thank you RIchard for your reply. I took your advice and found the memoir
command:
\section{*toc-title*][*head-title*]{*title*} allows me to set all
three titles independently,
So, I just left the last one blank and separately inserted a margin note
with the *title.*
Cheers, George
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 9:34 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net wrote:
On 04/08/2011 03:45 AM, george legge wrote:
Dear LyX Listers,
Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in
the text?
I am using memoir and companion.
I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them
appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers.
(i) Dig into the internals of whatever document class you are using, and
redefine the command that prints the section heading.
Re: dontprintsection heading
Thank you RIchard for your reply. I took your advice and found the memoir
command:
\section{*toc-title*][*head-title*]{*title*} allows me to set all
three titles independently,
So, I just left the last one blank and separately inserted a margin note
with the *title.*
Cheers, George
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 9:34 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net wrote:
On 04/08/2011 03:45 AM, george legge wrote:
Dear LyX Listers,
Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in
the text?
I am using memoir and companion.
I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them
appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers.
(i) Dig into the internals of whatever document class you are using, and
redefine the command that prints the section heading.
Re: dontprintsection heading
Thank you RIchard for your reply. I took your advice and found the memoir
command:
\section{<*toc-title*>][<*head-title>*]{<*title*>} allows me to set all
three titles independently,
So, I just left the last one blank and separately inserted a margin note
with the <*title>.*
Cheers, George
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 9:34 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
> On 04/08/2011 03:45 AM, george legge wrote:
>
>> Dear LyX Listers,
>> Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in
>> the text?
>> I am using memoir and companion.
>>
>> I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them
>> appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers.
>>
>
> (i) Dig into the internals of whatever document class you are using, and
> redefine the command that prints the section heading.
dontprintsection heading
Dear LyX Listers, Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in the text? I am using memoir and companion. I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers. LyX was not happy when I inserted one as a margin note and called it a section. I have since read that this is not allowed. So, I inserted it as normal in the text, called it a section and then inserted the same words as a margin note. That is fine: it appears in the TOC, in the appropriate headers, in the margin and in the text (as a section heading). Now all I need to do is stop it printing out in the text. I tried ERT but don't know enough. I wish it to be recognized as a section heading but just not print out in the text. Can anyone help please? George Legge
Re: dontprintsection heading
On 04/08/2011 03:45 AM, george legge wrote: Dear LyX Listers, Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in the text? I am using memoir and companion. I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers. LyX was not happy when I inserted one as a margin note and called it a section. I have since read that this is not allowed. So, I inserted it as normal in the text, called it a section and then inserted the same words as a margin note. That is fine: it appears in the TOC, in the appropriate headers, in the margin and in the text (as a section heading). Now all I need to do is stop it printing out in the text. I tried ERT but don't know enough. I wish it to be recognized as a section heading but just not print out in the text. This kind of customization needs to be done by customizing the \section command itself---or, rather, the other commands that actually print the section heading. If you start a section, then the document class is going to print that heading. That's what it does. That's what it's for. Customizing this can be done in one of three ways: (i) Dig into the internals of whatever document class you are using, and redefine the command that prints the section heading. Or, if it seems to make more sense, just redefine \section from scratch. (ii) Use the titlesec package, which allows all kinds of customization of how headings are printed. (iii) Some document classes (and memoir is one of them, if I remember correctly) provide facilities similar to those provided by titlesec. So you can use that to do your customization. Doing any of these things means getting your hands dirty with LaTeX, of course. Basically, you are designing your own document class, by modifying one. Richard I do not use memoir myself, but I know that it has
dontprintsection heading
Dear LyX Listers, Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in the text? I am using memoir and companion. I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers. LyX was not happy when I inserted one as a margin note and called it a section. I have since read that this is not allowed. So, I inserted it as normal in the text, called it a section and then inserted the same words as a margin note. That is fine: it appears in the TOC, in the appropriate headers, in the margin and in the text (as a section heading). Now all I need to do is stop it printing out in the text. I tried ERT but don't know enough. I wish it to be recognized as a section heading but just not print out in the text. Can anyone help please? George Legge
Re: dontprintsection heading
On 04/08/2011 03:45 AM, george legge wrote: Dear LyX Listers, Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in the text? I am using memoir and companion. I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers. LyX was not happy when I inserted one as a margin note and called it a section. I have since read that this is not allowed. So, I inserted it as normal in the text, called it a section and then inserted the same words as a margin note. That is fine: it appears in the TOC, in the appropriate headers, in the margin and in the text (as a section heading). Now all I need to do is stop it printing out in the text. I tried ERT but don't know enough. I wish it to be recognized as a section heading but just not print out in the text. This kind of customization needs to be done by customizing the \section command itself---or, rather, the other commands that actually print the section heading. If you start a section, then the document class is going to print that heading. That's what it does. That's what it's for. Customizing this can be done in one of three ways: (i) Dig into the internals of whatever document class you are using, and redefine the command that prints the section heading. Or, if it seems to make more sense, just redefine \section from scratch. (ii) Use the titlesec package, which allows all kinds of customization of how headings are printed. (iii) Some document classes (and memoir is one of them, if I remember correctly) provide facilities similar to those provided by titlesec. So you can use that to do your customization. Doing any of these things means getting your hands dirty with LaTeX, of course. Basically, you are designing your own document class, by modifying one. Richard I do not use memoir myself, but I know that it has
dontprintsection heading
Dear LyX Listers, Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in the text? I am using memoir and companion. I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers. LyX was not happy when I inserted one as a margin note and called it a section. I have since read that this is not allowed. So, I inserted it as normal in the text, called it a section and then inserted the same words as a margin note. That is fine: it appears in the TOC, in the appropriate headers, in the margin and in the text (as a section heading). Now all I need to do is stop it printing out in the text. I tried ERT but don't know enough. I wish it to be recognized as a section heading but just not print out in the text. Can anyone help please? George Legge
Re: dontprintsection heading
On 04/08/2011 03:45 AM, george legge wrote: Dear LyX Listers, Is there a simple way to prevent a section heading from printing out in the text? I am using memoir and companion. I wish to place my section headings in the margin and also have them appear in the TOC and in the appropriate headers. LyX was not happy when I inserted one as a margin note and called it a section. I have since read that this is not allowed. So, I inserted it as normal in the text, called it a section and then inserted the same words as a margin note. That is fine: it appears in the TOC, in the appropriate headers, in the margin and in the text (as a section heading). Now all I need to do is stop it printing out in the text. I tried ERT but don't know enough. I wish it to be recognized as a section heading but just not print out in the text. This kind of customization needs to be done by customizing the \section command itself---or, rather, the other commands that actually print the section heading. If you start a section, then the document class is going to print that heading. That's what it does. That's what it's for. Customizing this can be done in one of three ways: (i) Dig into the internals of whatever document class you are using, and redefine the command that prints the section heading. Or, if it seems to make more sense, just redefine \section from scratch. (ii) Use the titlesec package, which allows all kinds of customization of how headings are printed. (iii) Some document classes (and memoir is one of them, if I remember correctly) provide facilities similar to those provided by titlesec. So you can use that to do your customization. Doing any of these things means getting your hands dirty with LaTeX, of course. Basically, you are designing your own document class, by modifying one. Richard I do not use memoir myself, but I know that it has
