Re: floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

2010/1/11 Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com: On 1/11/10, Manveru manv...@manveru.pl wrote: It sounds interesting to have such functionality, but if you have  LaTeX-based solution you should consider publishing it as a package,  then it could be used by LyX. The solution uses the package

Re: floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

2010/1/9 Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com: [...] I've been using table floats with subfloats and normal tables, and they work nicely. However, when the float becomes too long for the page---because of the length of the subtables---, it will not break. I've tried to use longtables

Re: floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

On 1/11/10, Manveru manv...@manveru.pl wrote: It sounds interesting to have such functionality, but if you have LaTeX-based solution you should consider publishing it as a package, then it could be used by LyX. The solution uses the package subfloat, an existing LaTeX package. Liviu

Re: floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

2010/1/11 Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com: On 1/11/10, Manveru manv...@manveru.pl wrote: It sounds interesting to have such functionality, but if you have  LaTeX-based solution you should consider publishing it as a package,  then it could be used by LyX. The solution uses the package

Re: floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

2010/1/9 Liviu Andronic <landronim...@gmail.com>: [...] > I've been using table floats with subfloats and normal tables, and > they work nicely. However, when the float becomes too long for the > page---because of the length of the subtables---, it will not break. > I've tried

Re: floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

On 1/11/10, Manveru wrote: > It sounds interesting to have such functionality, but if you have > LaTeX-based solution you should consider publishing it as a package, > then it could be used by LyX. > The solution uses the package subfloat, an existing LaTeX package. Liviu

Re: floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

2010/1/11 Liviu Andronic : > On 1/11/10, Manveru wrote: >> It sounds interesting to have such functionality, but if you have >>  LaTeX-based solution you should consider publishing it as a package, >>  then it could be used by LyX. >> > The solution

floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

(apparently first attempted failed for lyx-users, so I'm reposting) Dear all Sorry for the cross-posting, but this is at the same time posting a solution and requesting a feature. I've been using table floats with subfloats and normal tables, and they work nicely. However, when the float becomes

floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

(apparently first attempted failed for lyx-users, so I'm reposting) Dear all Sorry for the cross-posting, but this is at the same time posting a solution and requesting a feature. I've been using table floats with subfloats and normal tables, and they work nicely. However, when the float becomes

floats and subfloats with longtables SOLVED

(apparently first attempted failed for lyx-users, so I'm reposting) Dear all Sorry for the cross-posting, but this is at the same time posting a solution and requesting a feature. I've been using table floats with subfloats and normal tables, and they work nicely. However, when the float becomes

Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

Hello, I'm writing my masterthesis in lyx and are having problems in my results section. In this section I have a lot of figures (float figures) and I really want them to stay within their subsection here eventhough there's not much text compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

[snip] I have a lot of figures (float figures) and I really want them to stay within their subsection here eventhough there's not much text compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution to handle floats in such a results section/chapter? There is a LaTeX-package called

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

provides the command \FloatBarrier, so that floats entered between two of those commands do appear between them. In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in TeX-Code (crtl+L or cmd+L) (last part is actually

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution to handle floats in such a results section/chapter? I've tried setting floats to here definitely but those little bandits still just jump aheard into the next section... You could also try Insert - Formatting - Clear Page This will force

Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

Hello, I'm writing my masterthesis in lyx and are having problems in my results section. In this section I have a lot of figures (float figures) and I really want them to stay within their subsection here eventhough there's not much text compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

[snip] I have a lot of figures (float figures) and I really want them to stay within their subsection here eventhough there's not much text compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution to handle floats in such a results section/chapter? There is a LaTeX-package called

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

provides the command \FloatBarrier, so that floats entered between two of those commands do appear between them. In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in TeX-Code (crtl+L or cmd+L) (last part is actually

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my Results section?

compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution to handle floats in such a results section/chapter? I've tried setting floats to here definitely but those little bandits still just jump aheard into the next section... You could also try Insert - Formatting - Clear Page This will force

Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my "Results section"?

Hello, I'm writing my masterthesis in lyx and are having problems in my results section. In this section I have a lot of figures (float figures) and I really want them to stay within their subsection here eventhough there's not much text compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my "Results section"?

> [snip] > I have a lot of figures (float figures) and I really want > them to stay within their subsection here eventhough there's not much > text > compared to amount of floats. > > Is there any good solution to handle floats in such a results > section/chapter?

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my "Results section"?

provides the command \FloatBarrier, so that floats entered between two of those commands do appear between them. In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in TeX-Code (crtl+L or cmd+L) (last part is actually

Re: Forced floats to stay in their subsection in my "Results section"?

compared to amount of floats. Is there any good solution to handle floats in such a results section/chapter? I've tried setting floats to "here definitely" but those little bandits still just jump aheard into the next section... You could also try Insert -> Formatting

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Jaime Huerta Cepas wrote: Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly splitted. Then a float

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Jaime Huerta Cepas wrote: Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly splitted. Then a float

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Jaime Huerta Cepas wrote: Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly splitted. Then a float

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Jaime Huerta Cepas jhue...@... writes: Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

True. It seems that Floats, by definition, cannot be split into two pages. Given that I don't need a real float for inserting my example code snippets, I found a better solution than manual separation of content. I'm now using an environment that mimics an algorithm float: \newcounter{code

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Jaime Huerta Cepas jhue...@... writes: Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

True. It seems that Floats, by definition, cannot be split into two pages. Given that I don't need a real float for inserting my example code snippets, I found a better solution than manual separation of content. I'm now using an environment that mimics an algorithm float: \newcounter{code

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Jaime Huerta Cepas <jhue...@...> writes: > > Hi all, > > I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in > the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of > floats to include pieces of highlighted source cod

Re: multi page Algorithm Floats ?

True. It seems that Floats, by definition, cannot be split into two pages. Given that I don't need a real float for inserting my example code snippets, I found a better solution than manual separation of content. I'm now using an environment that mimics an algorithm float: \newcounter{code

multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly splitted. Thanks! Jaime

multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly splitted. Thanks! Jaime

multi page Algorithm Floats ?

Hi all, I wonder if there is any way of allowing Algorithm Float boxes to start in the middle of one page, and end in the next one. I'm using these kind of floats to include pieces of highlighted source code, so I guess text could be perfectly splitted. Thanks! Jaime

problem recognizing floats

problems with floats. I assume the problem is something trivial that I have missed relating to a change to Lyx (or Linux or Latex) since 2002. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Ralph Boland Appended is the first few lines of the Tex file generated by Lyx. The problem is with the lines

problem recognizing floats

problems with floats. I assume the problem is something trivial that I have missed relating to a change to Lyx (or Linux or Latex) since 2002. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Ralph Boland Appended is the first few lines of the Tex file generated by Lyx. The problem is with the lines

problem recognizing floats

problems with floats. I assume the problem is something trivial that I have missed relating to a change to Lyx (or Linux or Latex) since 2002. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Ralph Boland Appended is the first few lines of the Tex file generated by Lyx. The problem is with the lines

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Dave Hewitt wrote: So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX view in order not to cause problems? No, it's not true. Jürgen

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX view in order not to cause problems? No, it's not true. Jürgen So how can we center those widgets without creating a space in the document where they are located (when the float moves in the output)?

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

David Hewitt wrote: So how can we center those widgets without creating a space in the document where they are located (when the float moves in the output)? Reading your question again, it appears to me that I misread ot the first time. The float itself should not be aligned, that's correct.

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Dave Hewitt wrote: So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX view in order not to cause problems? No, it's not true. Jürgen

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX view in order not to cause problems? No, it's not true. Jürgen So how can we center those widgets without creating a space in the document where they are located (when the float moves in the output)?

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

David Hewitt wrote: So how can we center those widgets without creating a space in the document where they are located (when the float moves in the output)? Reading your question again, it appears to me that I misread ot the first time. The float itself should not be aligned, that's correct.

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Dave Hewitt wrote: > So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX > view in order not to cause problems? No, it's not true. Jürgen

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

> > So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX > > view in order not to cause problems? > > No, it's not true. > > Jürgen So how can we center those widgets without creating a space in the document where they are located (when the float moves in the output)?

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

David Hewitt wrote: > So how can we center those widgets without creating a space in the document > where they are located (when the float moves in the output)? Reading your question again, it appears to me that I misread ot the first time. The float itself should not be aligned, that's correct.

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found. I cannot find a way to update packages with texlive

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: It returns ./rotfloat.sty Does it help if you run texhash (in administrator mode)? Jürgen

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

Indeed! texhash in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator mode (I used sudo). After running texhash in administrator mode kpsewhich returns ./rotfloat.sty from anywhere and not just from the directory in which the file is located. I tried my LyX document and it worked. Thanks

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: Indeed! texhash in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator mode (I used sudo). Good. Note that you always must run texhash as administrator if you install new files into the main TEXMF tree. AFAIR this is not needed (on the Mac) if you copy the files

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 7:06 AM, Juergen Spitzmueller j.spitzmuel...@gmx.de wrote: christiaan pauw wrote: Indeed! texhash in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator mode (I used sudo). Good. Note that you always must run texhash as administrator if you install new files

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found. I cannot find a way to update packages with texlive

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: It returns ./rotfloat.sty Does it help if you run texhash (in administrator mode)? Jürgen

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

Indeed! texhash in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator mode (I used sudo). After running texhash in administrator mode kpsewhich returns ./rotfloat.sty from anywhere and not just from the directory in which the file is located. I tried my LyX document and it worked. Thanks

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: Indeed! texhash in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator mode (I used sudo). Good. Note that you always must run texhash as administrator if you install new files into the main TEXMF tree. AFAIR this is not needed (on the Mac) if you copy the files

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 7:06 AM, Juergen Spitzmueller j.spitzmuel...@gmx.de wrote: christiaan pauw wrote: Indeed! texhash in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator mode (I used sudo). Good. Note that you always must run texhash as administrator if you install new files

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

rotfloat.sty" return? > > Jürgen > > Hi >> > I recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in > floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX1.5. Now I cannot > produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads > > "L

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: > It returns > > ./rotfloat.sty Does it help if you run "texhash" (in administrator mode)? Jürgen

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

Indeed! "texhash" in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator mode (I used sudo). After running "texhash" in administrator mode "kpsewhich" returns ./rotfloat.sty from anywhere and not just from the directory in which the file is located. I tried my LyX document and it worked.

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: > Indeed! > "texhash" in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator > mode (I used sudo). Good. Note that you always must run "texhash" as administrator if you install new files into the main TEXMF tree. AFAIR this is not needed (on the Mac) if you copy the

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 7:06 AM, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: > christiaan pauw wrote: > >> Indeed! >> "texhash" in users mode doesn't work but it does work in administrator >> mode (I used sudo). > > Good. Note that you always must run "texhash" as administrator if you >

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

in the LyX view, which corresponds with the collapsed floats in the User's Guide When I use the paragraph setting in the float frame, the picture is centered in that frame. When I insert by an ERT a '\begin{center}' and '\end{center}', then it's not centered in the Lyx view, but it is in the output

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Hubert Christiaen wrote: When I use the paragraph setting in the float frame, the picture is centered in that frame. When I insert by an ERT a '\begin{center}' and '\end{center}', then it's not centered in the Lyx view, but it is in the output Again, this is not the suggested way. See here:

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Again, this is not the suggested way. See here: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=vertspacefloat So how is this to be understood wrt. LyX? Having graphics centered, is IMO a very common need, and most people probably use the paragraph-centering

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Konrad Hofbauer wrote: LyX then creates a: \begin{figure} \begin{centering} \includegraphics{asdf.pdf} \par\end{centering} \caption{asdf} \end{figure} Is this equivalent to what the texfaq-entry says one should do? Yes. It is basically equivalent to \centering. The environment form

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX view in order not to cause problems?

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

in the LyX view, which corresponds with the collapsed floats in the User's Guide When I use the paragraph setting in the float frame, the picture is centered in that frame. When I insert by an ERT a '\begin{center}' and '\end{center}', then it's not centered in the Lyx view, but it is in the output

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Hubert Christiaen wrote: When I use the paragraph setting in the float frame, the picture is centered in that frame. When I insert by an ERT a '\begin{center}' and '\end{center}', then it's not centered in the Lyx view, but it is in the output Again, this is not the suggested way. See here:

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Again, this is not the suggested way. See here: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=vertspacefloat So how is this to be understood wrt. LyX? Having graphics centered, is IMO a very common need, and most people probably use the paragraph-centering

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Konrad Hofbauer wrote: LyX then creates a: \begin{figure} \begin{centering} \includegraphics{asdf.pdf} \par\end{centering} \caption{asdf} \end{figure} Is this equivalent to what the texfaq-entry says one should do? Yes. It is basically equivalent to \centering. The environment form

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX view in order not to cause problems?

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

widget at left in the LyX view, which corresponds with the collapsed > floats in the User's Guide When I use the paragraph setting in the float frame, the picture is centered in that frame. When I insert by an ERT a '\begin{center}' and '\end{center}', then it's not center

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Hubert Christiaen wrote: > When I use the paragraph setting in the float frame, the picture is > centered in that frame. When I insert by an ERT a '\begin{center}' and > '\end{center}', then it's not centered in the Lyx view, but it is in the > output Again, this is not the suggested way. See

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Again, this is not the suggested way. See here: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=vertspacefloat So how is this to be understood wrt. LyX? Having graphics centered, is IMO a very common need, and most people probably use the paragraph-centering

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

Konrad Hofbauer wrote: > LyX then creates a: > > \begin{figure} > \begin{centering} > \includegraphics{asdf.pdf} > \par\end{centering} > \caption{asdf} > \end{figure} > > Is this equivalent to what the texfaq-entry says one should do? Yes. It is basically equivalent to \centering. The

Re: Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

So is it true that the float widgets must remain left-aligned in the LyX view in order not to cause problems?

Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

Hi Everybody I recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX 1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found. I cannot find a way to update packages

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: I can see rotfloat.sty in the list of styles under ToolTex Information. what does kpsewhich rotfloat.sty return? Jürgen

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: Hi Everybody I recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX 1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found. I cannot find

Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

while now, but often discover simple things I should already know. I suggest that the description of how spacing is handled around floats (figure floats in my case) can be improved slightly in the User's Guide. In particular, I am referring to the advice in section 4.6, which seems incomplete

Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

Hi Everybody I recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX 1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found. I cannot find a way to update packages

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: I can see rotfloat.sty in the list of styles under ToolTex Information. what does kpsewhich rotfloat.sty return? Jürgen

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: Hi Everybody I recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX 1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found. I cannot find

Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

while now, but often discover simple things I should already know. I suggest that the description of how spacing is handled around floats (figure floats in my case) can be improved slightly in the User's Guide. In particular, I am referring to the advice in section 4.6, which seems incomplete

Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

Hi Everybody I recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX 1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads "LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found." I cannot find a way to updat

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: > I can see rotfloat.sty in the list of styles under Tool>Tex Information. what does "kpsewhich rotfloat.sty" return? Jürgen

Re: Rotating floats doesn't work after upgrade to 1.6.1 on MAC OS X

christiaan pauw wrote: Hi Everybody I recently upgraded to 1.6.1. I have a document with a number of tables in floats rotated sideways. It used to work fine in LyX 1.5. Now I cannot produce pdf output anymore. The error message reads "LaTeX Error: File `rotfloat.sty' not found." I c

Spacing around floats with centered figures - a suggestion

while now, but often discover simple things I should already know. I suggest that the description of how spacing is handled around floats (figure floats in my case) can be improved slightly in the User's Guide. In particular, I am referring to the advice in section 4.6, which seems incomplete

Re: References in floats come first?

I got an excellent e-mail from rgheck (below), which said that because I have a List of Figures and a List of Tables, these references in the floats DO come first in the text - makes sense! Anybody know of a work-around? I've been searching google, but am obviously doing a poor job! Someone MUST

Re: References in floats come first?

a List of Figures and a List of Tables, these references in the floats DO come first in the text - makes sense! Anybody know of a work-around? I've been searching google, but am obviously doing a poor job! Someone MUST have come across this before! Cheers Alex rgheck wrote: Do you have

Re: References in floats come first?

I got an excellent e-mail from rgheck (below), which said that because I have a List of Figures and a List of Tables, these references in the floats DO come first in the text - makes sense! Anybody know of a work-around? I've been searching google, but am obviously doing a poor job! Someone MUST

Re: References in floats come first?

a List of Figures and a List of Tables, these references in the floats DO come first in the text - makes sense! Anybody know of a work-around? I've been searching google, but am obviously doing a poor job! Someone MUST have come across this before! Cheers Alex rgheck wrote: Do you have

Re: References in floats come first?

I got an excellent e-mail from rgheck (below), which said that because I have a List of Figures and a List of Tables, these references in the floats DO come first in the text - makes sense! Anybody know of a work-around? I've been searching google, but am obviously doing a poor job! Someone MUST

Re: References in floats come first?

> have a List of Figures and a List of Tables, these references in the > floats DO come first in the text - makes sense! Anybody know of a > work-around? I've been searching google, but am obviously doing a poor > job! Someone MUST have come across this before! > > Cheers >

Re: References in floats come first?

rgheck wrote: Do you have a list of figures? If so, then that is the problem: This reference DOES come first, in the list of figures. If you have a list of tables, then the same problem will affect it. I think there's a workaround, but I don't know what it is. Someone else will. The

Re: References in floats come first?

rgheck wrote: Do you have a list of figures? If so, then that is the problem: This reference DOES come first, in the list of figures. If you have a list of tables, then the same problem will affect it. I think there's a workaround, but I don't know what it is. Someone else will. The

Re: References in floats come first?

rgheck wrote: > Do you have a list of figures? If so, then that is the problem: This > reference DOES come first, in the list of figures. If you have a list of > tables, then the same problem will affect it. > > I think there's a workaround, but I don't know what it is. Someone else > will. The

References in floats come first?

a solution or work-around? Sorry if this isn't explained well! Cheers, Alex -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/References-in-floats-come-first--tp2266517p2266517.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: References in floats come first?

rettie wrote: Hello everyone! This is my first thread - please be gentle lol. I'm using Lyx to write my thesis and bibtex to manage my bibliography. I've got the style set to unsrt so everything is referenced according to its' order in the text. And it is, except the references I have in the

References in floats come first?

a solution or work-around? Sorry if this isn't explained well! Cheers, Alex -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/References-in-floats-come-first--tp2266517p2266517.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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