lyx and beamer class
Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain latex: \begin{itemize}[+-] It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the itemize code in an ERT? Thanks, Giovanni
Re: lyx and beamer class
Giovanni Bacci s206...@... writes: Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain latex: \begin{itemize}[+-] It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the itemize code in an ERT? Start an itemize list, put the cursor at the start of the first item, click Insert Short Title (the fact that the menu label is not intuitive has been discussed before), and type in +- (but not the brackets). /Paul
Re: lyx and beamer class
mercoledì 03 marzo 2010, 20:07, Paul Rubin: Giovanni Bacci s206...@... writes: Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain latex: \begin{itemize}[+-] It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the itemize code in an ERT? Start an itemize list, put the cursor at the start of the first item, click Insert Short Title (the fact that the menu label is not intuitive has been discussed before), and type in +- (but not the brackets). worked like a charm! Thanks for the trick. G.
lyx and beamer class
Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain latex: \begin{itemize}[+-] It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the itemize code in an ERT? Thanks, Giovanni
Re: lyx and beamer class
Giovanni Bacci s206...@... writes: Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain latex: \begin{itemize}[+-] It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the itemize code in an ERT? Start an itemize list, put the cursor at the start of the first item, click Insert Short Title (the fact that the menu label is not intuitive has been discussed before), and type in +- (but not the brackets). /Paul
Re: lyx and beamer class
mercoledì 03 marzo 2010, 20:07, Paul Rubin: Giovanni Bacci s206...@... writes: Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain latex: \begin{itemize}[+-] It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the itemize code in an ERT? Start an itemize list, put the cursor at the start of the first item, click Insert Short Title (the fact that the menu label is not intuitive has been discussed before), and type in +- (but not the brackets). worked like a charm! Thanks for the trick. G.
lyx and beamer class
Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain latex: \begin{itemize}[<+->] It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the itemize code in an ERT? Thanks, Giovanni
Re: lyx and beamer class
Giovanni Bacci <s206...@...> writes: > Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class inside > LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. In plain > latex: > \begin{itemize}[<+->] > > It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the > itemize code in an ERT? > Start an itemize list, put the cursor at the start of the first item, click Insert > Short Title (the fact that the menu label is not intuitive has been discussed before), and type in <+-> (but not the brackets). /Paul
Re: lyx and beamer class
mercoledì 03 marzo 2010, 20:07, Paul Rubin: > Giovanni Bacci <s206...@...> writes: > > > Hi all! I'm trying to do a presentation with the beamer class > > inside LyX. I'd like to pass an option to the itemize environment. > > In plain latex: > > \begin{itemize}[<+->] > > > > It's possible to do this directly in LyX, without writing all the > > itemize code in an ERT? > > Start an itemize list, put the cursor at the start of the first item, > click Insert > Short Title (the fact that the menu label is not > intuitive has been discussed before), and type in <+-> (but not the > brackets). worked like a charm! Thanks for the trick. G.