Hello,
This might be difficult to implement, or simply undesired, but how about
detachable groups like in the symbols in the math-panel (in 1.3.0-Qt
this seems very convenient). I could then detach a "sections" panel
with, say, chapter, section, subsection,... and another, say,
"mathematical"
Hello,
This might be difficult to implement, or simply undesired, but how about
detachable groups like in the symbols in the math-panel (in 1.3.0-Qt
this seems very convenient). I could then detach a "sections" panel
with, say, chapter, section, subsection,... and another, say,
"mathematical"
> "Ralph" == Ralph P Boland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ralph> Note that in order to do this to the amsart.layout file I had
Ralph> to put a copy of it in my .lyx/layouts directory and modify it.
Ralph> This is certainly clumsy and risky in that subsequent versions
Ralph> of lyx might modify
Although it probably goes against the LyX GUI feel I think that once you
know what you want, using the keyboard is a much faster and convenient
way to select the style.
Paul Medwell wrote:
You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using something
like the following in your .layout
Paul Medwell wrote:
You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using something
like the following in your .layout file.
---
#Sort the order of the styles
Style Standard
End
Style Chapter
End
Style Section
End
Style Subsection
End
Style Subsubsection
End
Style Paragraph
End
Style Li
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 06:13:30PM +0100, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> The ordering is the order in which layouts are read from layout file.
> So there is already some order and structure (see the files
> stdsections.inc, stdstruct.inc, etc.).
Yes. I did notice some order but I still had a hard t
> "Bo" == Bo Peng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Or maybe what it considers as 'too long' is not the same as for
>> you.
Bo> Article/AMS has around 70 layouts which is 'too long' to me. :-)
I was referring to the Navigate menu about which andre was
complaining.
Bo> I would propose a combin
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 11:07:18AM -0600, Bo Peng wrote:
> BTW, I have 'grep'ed lyx-devel/src but could not find relevant parts
> about the layout file and drop list. Could anyone tell me where I should
> look into?
lib/layout and cut&paste...
Andre'
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> >> Another idea that I had (but I am not sure it would be better, and
> >> it requires some extra work) was to put the list of layouts in a
> >> structured menu (with toplevel entries like Sections, Lists...).
> Andre> It would be sufficient to have a separator.
Great idea.
> Or maybe what it
> "Andre" == Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andre> On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 09:15:53AM +0100, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes
Andre> wrote:
>> Another idea that I had (but I am not sure it would be better, and
>> it requires some extra work) was to put the list of layouts in a
>> structured men
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 09:15:53AM +0100, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Another idea that I had (but I am not sure it would be better, and it
> requires some extra work) was to put the list of layouts in a
> structured menu (with toplevel entries like Sections, Lists...).
It would be sufficient to
> "Bo" == Bo Peng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bo> On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 01:18:29PM +1030, Paul Medwell wrote:
>> You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using
>> something like the following in your .layout file.
Bo> This might be a good solution to advanced users who want to
Bo Peng wrote:
BP> This might be a good solution to advanced users who want to (and know
BP> how to) control everything. However, alphabetic ordering should be
BP> easier to use for most of the users (who do not necessarily know where
BP> the .layout files are).
While I am honoured that you consid
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 01:18:29PM +1030, Paul Medwell wrote:
> You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using something
> like the following in your .layout file.
This might be a good solution to advanced users who want to (and know
how to) control everything. However, alphabetic o
You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using something
like the following in your .layout file.
---
#Sort the order of the styles
Style Standard
End
Style Chapter
End
Style Section
End
Style Subsection
End
Style Subsubsection
End
Style Paragraph
End
Style List
End
---
This
Better still, I would like there to be a field in the .layout files
where I can list the environments in the order I prefer them to be in.
This would be particularly useful as different layouts sometimes have the
same environments in different orders which can be confusing.
Thanks
Ralph Bolan
Dear List,
Will it be better if the environment/style list is ordered
alphabetically? I frequently have trouble in finding the environment I
need especially when the list is long.
Thanks.
--
Bo Peng
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