Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy schrieb: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. regards Uwe
Re: Abstract and some formats
Uwe Stöhr schrieb: Matthias Coy schrieb: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. regards Uwe Yes, normally. But I want to break that rule :) Best chance is now to just not use Abstract and make a chapter* out of it. regards matt
RE: Abstract and some formats
It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. And how do I make an itemize (or friend) inside an example ? regards Uwe (I hope it ain't in the manual ;-)) Vincent
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy wrote: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). The item-list only works if one indents it, And this is exactly how it is supposed to be. Almost everything can be nested into an abstract. but I didn't had any success in creating headings for a better look. Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option abstracton? Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Jürgen Spitzmüller schrieb: Matthias Coy wrote: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). The item-list only works if one indents it, And this is exactly how it is supposed to be. Almost everything can be nested into an abstract. but I didn't had any success in creating headings for a better look. Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option abstracton? Yes, this is on. I don't mean the Abstract heading, I want to create subheadings such as ... motivation, goal, company. Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy wrote: Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option abstracton? Yes, this is on. I don't mean the Abstract heading, I want to create subheadings such as ... motivation, goal, company. Well, you can certainly nest minisecs, even sections (even though this looks rather weird). If you need one in the first line, just put an empty ERT one line above. Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy schrieb: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. regards Uwe
Re: Abstract and some formats
Uwe Stöhr schrieb: Matthias Coy schrieb: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. regards Uwe Yes, normally. But I want to break that rule :) Best chance is now to just not use Abstract and make a chapter* out of it. regards matt
RE: Abstract and some formats
It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. And how do I make an itemize (or friend) inside an example ? regards Uwe (I hope it ain't in the manual ;-)) Vincent
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy wrote: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). The item-list only works if one indents it, And this is exactly how it is supposed to be. Almost everything can be nested into an abstract. but I didn't had any success in creating headings for a better look. Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option abstracton? Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Jürgen Spitzmüller schrieb: Matthias Coy wrote: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). The item-list only works if one indents it, And this is exactly how it is supposed to be. Almost everything can be nested into an abstract. but I didn't had any success in creating headings for a better look. Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option abstracton? Yes, this is on. I don't mean the Abstract heading, I want to create subheadings such as ... motivation, goal, company. Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy wrote: Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option abstracton? Yes, this is on. I don't mean the Abstract heading, I want to create subheadings such as ... motivation, goal, company. Well, you can certainly nest minisecs, even sections (even though this looks rather weird). If you need one in the first line, just put an empty ERT one line above. Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy schrieb: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. regards Uwe
Re: Abstract and some formats
Uwe Stöhr schrieb: Matthias Coy schrieb: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is defined by the document class you are using. regards Uwe Yes, "normally". But I want to break that rule :) Best chance is now to just not use Abstract and make a "chapter*" out of it. regards matt
RE: Abstract and some formats
>> It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a >> heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). > >Yes because an abtract is gemerally not designed to have items and >headings. It normally only contains plain text. The text layout is >defined by the document class you are using. And how do I make an itemize (or friend) inside an example ? >regards Uwe (I hope it ain't in the manual ;-)) Vincent
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy wrote: > It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a > heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). The item-list > only works if one indents it, And this is exactly how it is supposed to be. Almost everything can be nested into an abstract. > but I didn't had any success in creating > headings for a better "look". Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option "abstracton"? Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Jürgen Spitzmüller schrieb: Matthias Coy wrote: It seems to be very difficult to use any kind of formatation (like a heading or a item-list) inside a Abstract (KOMA-report). The item-list only works if one indents it, And this is exactly how it is supposed to be. Almost everything can be nested into an abstract. but I didn't had any success in creating headings for a better "look". Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option "abstracton"? Yes, this is on. I don't mean the "Abstract" heading, I want to create "subheadings" such as ... motivation, goal, company. Jürgen
Re: Abstract and some formats
Matthias Coy wrote: > > Why do you need a heading? Have you tried the KOMA class option > > "abstracton"? > > Yes, this is on. I don't mean the "Abstract" heading, I want to create > "subheadings" such as ... motivation, goal, company. Well, you can certainly nest minisecs, even sections (even though this looks rather weird). If you need one in the first line, just put an empty ERT one line above. Jürgen
