Thanks Xavier,
Indeed it *is* working directly from lyx with the \recomputelengths
command.
I just did not realize my outer margin was set at 0.25! Everything is
looking fine now.
Thanks so much for your help.
I'll send you a diff for the brown colour in another email.
Thanks to Richard for
Thanks Xavier,
Indeed it *is* working directly from lyx with the \recomputelengths
command.
I just did not realize my outer margin was set at 0.25! Everything is
looking fine now.
Thanks so much for your help.
I'll send you a diff for the brown colour in another email.
Thanks to Richard for
Thanks Xavier,
Indeed it *is* working directly from lyx with the "\recomputelengths"
command.
I just did not realize my outer margin was set at 0.25! Everything is
looking fine now.
Thanks so much for your help.
I'll send you a diff for the brown colour in another email.
Thanks to Richard for
Thanks Xavier,
Line 9 is generated by LyX.
I tried adding \recomputelengths in various places (just before the bib,
right at the top of the document) in my LyX document as tex code, which
does not result in any change in appearance (lines still wrap long).
So I tried inserting the command
Thanks Xavier,
Line 9 is generated by LyX.
I tried adding \recomputelengths in various places (just before the bib,
right at the top of the document) in my LyX document as tex code, which
does not result in any change in appearance (lines still wrap long).
So I tried inserting the command
Thanks Xavier,
Line 9 is generated by LyX.
I tried adding \recomputelengths in various places (just before the bib,
right at the top of the document) in my LyX document as tex code, which
does not result in any change in appearance (lines still wrap long).
So I tried inserting the command
B. Bogart wrote:
Hi Richard and all,
I'm reviving this thread as I was unable to get moderncv to format a bib
properly.
The approach of using a bib (rather than me manually entering the
information using entry/item types) seems best. The output appears in
the right order, and the spacing
B. Bogart wrote:
Hi Richard and all,
I'm reviving this thread as I was unable to get moderncv to format a bib
properly.
The approach of using a bib (rather than me manually entering the
information using entry/item types) seems best. The output appears in
the right order, and the spacing
B. Bogart wrote:
Hi Richard and all,
I'm reviving this thread as I was unable to get moderncv to format a bib
properly.
The approach of using a bib (rather than me manually entering the
information using entry/item types) seems best. The output appears in
the right order, and the spacing
B. Bogart wrote:
Here again, export to LaTeX (or ViewSource), and you'll be able to see
what LyX is doing. It may be that you've got the bibliography inside
some other environment.
The bib (and ERT above it) is in the standard environment. I just did
a quick test adding text at the bottom
B. Bogart wrote:
Here again, export to LaTeX (or ViewSource), and you'll be able to see
what LyX is doing. It may be that you've got the bibliography inside
some other environment.
The bib (and ERT above it) is in the standard environment. I just did
a quick test adding text at the bottom
B. Bogart wrote:
Here again, export to LaTeX (or View>Source), and you'll be able to see
what LyX is doing. It may be that you've got the bibliography inside
some other environment.
The bib (and ERT above it) is in the "standard" environment. I just did
a quick test adding text at the
B. Bogart wrote:
Hello all,
I've started converting my CV over to moderncv.
I see a few hacks on the wiki which I will play with, but I'm stuck on
using a bibtex database as a publications section.
I tried the using code from the moderncv example using ERT:
\nocite{*}
Richard Heck wrote:
B. Bogart wrote:
I managed to get output by including only \nocite{*} as ERT, and adding
the bib in the normal lyx way beneath.
Now this works, but does not appear to fit with the rest of the moderncv
text, the line wrap is much wider and the font looks too small (see
B. Bogart wrote:
Hello all,
I've started converting my CV over to moderncv.
I see a few hacks on the wiki which I will play with, but I'm stuck on
using a bibtex database as a publications section.
I tried the using code from the moderncv example using ERT:
\nocite{*}
Richard Heck wrote:
B. Bogart wrote:
I managed to get output by including only \nocite{*} as ERT, and adding
the bib in the normal lyx way beneath.
Now this works, but does not appear to fit with the rest of the moderncv
text, the line wrap is much wider and the font looks too small (see
B. Bogart wrote:
Hello all,
I've started converting my CV over to moderncv.
I see a few hacks on the wiki which I will play with, but I'm stuck on
using a bibtex database as a "publications" section.
I tried the using code from the moderncv example using ERT:
\nocite{*}
Richard Heck wrote:
B. Bogart wrote:
I managed to get output by including only \nocite{*} as ERT, and adding
the bib in the normal lyx way beneath.
Now this works, but does not appear to fit with the rest of the moderncv
text, the line wrap is much wider and the font looks too small (see
Hello all,
I've started converting my CV over to moderncv.
I see a few hacks on the wiki which I will play with, but I'm stuck on
using a bibtex database as a publications section.
I tried the using code from the moderncv example using ERT:
\nocite{*}
\bibliographystyle{plain}
Hello all,
I've started converting my CV over to moderncv.
I see a few hacks on the wiki which I will play with, but I'm stuck on
using a bibtex database as a publications section.
I tried the using code from the moderncv example using ERT:
\nocite{*}
\bibliographystyle{plain}
Hello all,
I've started converting my CV over to moderncv.
I see a few hacks on the wiki which I will play with, but I'm stuck on
using a bibtex database as a "publications" section.
I tried the using code from the moderncv example using ERT:
\nocite{*}
\bibliographystyle{plain}
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