This was an old question and answer, but I have still not yet understood
how it works.
If I produce a figure environment in lyx and insert a legend to the
figure, which is to long for the TOF, one should according to the answer
given below write the tex marked short/long captions in a standard
This was an old question and answer, but I have still not yet understood
how it works.
If I produce a figure environment in lyx and insert a legend to the
figure, which is to long for the TOF, one should according to the answer
given below write the tex marked short/long captions in a standard
This was an old question and answer, but I have still not yet understood
how it works.
If I produce a figure environment in lyx and insert a legend to the
figure, which is to long for the TOF, one should according to the answer
given below write the tex marked short/long captions in a standard
"Pedro" == Pedro Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pedro When doing the caption for my figure floats, I want LyX to
Pedro generate the following LaTeX code:
Pedro \caption[My short figure description]{This is a very long
Pedro figure description that I don't want to show up in the TOF}
Pedro
It doesn't work. If I write "[My short figure description]" at the
begining of the caption and mark this as TeX code LyX produces
\caption{[My short figure description]This is a very long figure
description that I don't want to show up in the TOF}
So far it seems I have to export my file as
"Pedro" == Pedro Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pedro It doesn't work. If I write "[My short figure description]" at
Pedro the begining of the caption and mark this as TeX code LyX
Pedro produces
Pedro \caption{[My short figure description]This is a very long
Pedro figure description that I
"Pedro" == Pedro Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pedro When doing the caption for my figure floats, I want LyX to
Pedro generate the following LaTeX code:
Pedro \caption[My short figure description]{This is a very long
Pedro figure description that I don't want to show up in the TOF}
Pedro
It doesn't work. If I write "[My short figure description]" at the
begining of the caption and mark this as TeX code LyX produces
\caption{[My short figure description]This is a very long figure
description that I don't want to show up in the TOF}
So far it seems I have to export my file as
"Pedro" == Pedro Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pedro It doesn't work. If I write "[My short figure description]" at
Pedro the begining of the caption and mark this as TeX code LyX
Pedro produces
Pedro \caption{[My short figure description]This is a very long
Pedro figure description that I
> "Pedro" == Pedro Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Pedro> When doing the caption for my figure floats, I want LyX to
Pedro> generate the following LaTeX code:
Pedro> \caption[My short figure description]{This is a very long
Pedro> figure description that I don't want to show up in the
It doesn't work. If I write "[My short figure description]" at the
begining of the caption and mark this as TeX code LyX produces
\caption{[My short figure description]This is a very long figure
description that I don't want to show up in the TOF}
So far it seems I have to export my file as
> "Pedro" == Pedro Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Pedro> It doesn't work. If I write "[My short figure description]" at
Pedro> the begining of the caption and mark this as TeX code LyX
Pedro> produces
Pedro> \caption{[My short figure description]This is a very long
Pedro> figure
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