On 1/21/20 3:58 AM, Bernt Lie wrote:
I use LyX 2.3.3 on 64bit Windows 10, latest version.
I have a floating table with 3 columns. In the first column, I have a
figure, in the second column I need to rows of equations, and in the
third column, I have a text line:
To get two rows of equations in a sigle table cell, I inserted a 2x1
table within the cell, and inserted a single-line equation in each sub
cell. [If I instead insert a multiline equation in the cell, LyX
preview crashes.]
My main problem is that I find it “ugly” that the three columns in the
row (figure, two lines of equations, and text line] don’t align up
well, horizontally. I have tried to choose the row containing the
cylinder, the equations (Jz = ½*m..., Jx = Jy = ...), and the text
(“Hollow cylinder...”), and select, say, top alignment, or centered
alignment, but those icons/choices are disabled.
Is there a way to control the horizontal alignment?
Thanks.
-B
Without a MWE on which to experiment, it's hard to be certain. A couple
of possibilities come to mind. One is to replace the 2x1 inner table
with a multiline math formula (such as a "gathered" environment).
Another is to click in a cell in the first column¸ click Edit > Table
Settings (or right click and do the equivalent), set a fixed width for
the first column and a vertical alignment of "Middle" in the column
settings dialog.
Paul
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