Re: align equations

On 2009-05-13, James C. Sutherland wrote: On May 13, 2009, at 12:08 AM, Guenter Milde wrote: On 2009-05-12, Paul A. Rubin wrote: The LyX-way of declaring text-in-math is pressing Ctrl-M (or typing \text). This will use the current text font. I have found \mathrm or \textrm to be a much

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 07:49:53AM +, Guenter Milde wrote: You already have the TODOS in a branch, fine. So you do not need the special turnable into invisible notes feature of greyed-out notes and are free to use any markup in your branch, true?. Exactly. (That's part of my problem --

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Andrew Sullivan wrote: I know how to change the colour of greyed-out notes, but I'd like to be able to change the font family for them all. Even if I change the colour to blue, when people print it the blue shows up as grey, and it doesn't stand out enough from the rest of the page. [...]

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Dominik Waßenhoven wrote: I use the following for greyed-out notes (put it in your preamble): This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

rgheck wrote: This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a custom inset on the model of the one I posted before. Sorry, I missed that

scrbook and width of float

Hello Lyx Users, I have a problem regarding the width of floats. I'm currently writing my thesis using scrbook (DIV=calc option). When I create a float (happens with all types of floats) and write something into it which is wider than the textwidth, it is simply cropped at the page border.

Re: scrbook and width of float

Johannes Knaus schrieb: How can I set up my floats to generally respect textwidth and if the content of the float is wider than textwidth it uses either a smaller fontsize or wrapping? To be able to help you, can you please provide a _small_ LyX testcase? regards Uwe

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Dominik Waßenhoven wrote: rgheck wrote: This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a custom inset on the model of the one I posted before.

Re: scrbook and width of float

Oh, of course, here is an example: testfile.lyx Description: Binary data Best regards, Johannes Am 14.05.2009 um 18:09 schrieb Uwe Stöhr: Johannes Knaus schrieb: How can I set up my floats to generally respect textwidth and if the content of the float is wider than textwidth it

Re: scrbook and width of float

Johannes Knaus schrieb: Oh, of course, here is an example: Tables cannot be broken horizontally when they are too wide, therefore your float is too wide. So you have to assure that the table fits the width. I corrected your example see attached. When you are using figure floats, set the

BibDesk and LyX on Mac

Hello, I am running LyX 1.6.2 on a Mac (Intel) and using the script (pipe) of Mark Reid http://www.threewordslong.com/projects/misc/bibdesktolyx/. Although, when I go to: LyX, insert citation , there is no citations available. I understand that I can do this from (BibDesk right click

Re: BibDesk and LyX on Mac

2009/5/15 daniel pereira drpere...@ufl.edu: Hello, I am running LyX 1.6.2 on a Mac (Intel) and using the script (pipe) of Mark Reid http://www.threewordslong.com/projects/misc/bibdesktolyx/. Although, when I go to: LyX, insert citation , there is no citations available. I understand that I

Re: two questions about figures

Hello,   I put figures in floats.   1) When I insert a figure into a float I can see a box with words: Float: Figure, then this change to: Float: Figure*.      What is the difference between Figure and Figure*?   2) The floats have standard setting plus span column choosed.

Using counters

Hi everyone- I've gone through the docs, wikis and examples, and I need a helping hand. I want to have a counter (experiment) that uses roman numerals and is sequential throughout the chapters. I figure that a module is the right way about this, so I have a module with the following counter:

Re: two questions about figures

On 2009-05-15, Marcelo Acuña wrote: Have you tried to change the float placement setting to here if possible or here definitely ? Check the user manual, section 4.6.3 and the Documents-Settings-Float Placement options. I try it, but Here if possible and Here definitely are disabled. They

Re: align equations

On 2009-05-13, James C. Sutherland wrote: On May 13, 2009, at 12:08 AM, Guenter Milde wrote: On 2009-05-12, Paul A. Rubin wrote: The LyX-way of declaring text-in-math is pressing Ctrl-M (or typing \text). This will use the current text font. I have found \mathrm or \textrm to be a much

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 07:49:53AM +, Guenter Milde wrote: You already have the TODOS in a branch, fine. So you do not need the special turnable into invisible notes feature of greyed-out notes and are free to use any markup in your branch, true?. Exactly. (That's part of my problem --

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Andrew Sullivan wrote: I know how to change the colour of greyed-out notes, but I'd like to be able to change the font family for them all. Even if I change the colour to blue, when people print it the blue shows up as grey, and it doesn't stand out enough from the rest of the page. [...]

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Dominik Waßenhoven wrote: I use the following for greyed-out notes (put it in your preamble): This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

rgheck wrote: This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a custom inset on the model of the one I posted before. Sorry, I missed that

scrbook and width of float

Hello Lyx Users, I have a problem regarding the width of floats. I'm currently writing my thesis using scrbook (DIV=calc option). When I create a float (happens with all types of floats) and write something into it which is wider than the textwidth, it is simply cropped at the page border.

Re: scrbook and width of float

Johannes Knaus schrieb: How can I set up my floats to generally respect textwidth and if the content of the float is wider than textwidth it uses either a smaller fontsize or wrapping? To be able to help you, can you please provide a _small_ LyX testcase? regards Uwe

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Dominik Waßenhoven wrote: rgheck wrote: This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a custom inset on the model of the one I posted before.

Re: scrbook and width of float

Oh, of course, here is an example: testfile.lyx Description: Binary data Best regards, Johannes Am 14.05.2009 um 18:09 schrieb Uwe Stöhr: Johannes Knaus schrieb: How can I set up my floats to generally respect textwidth and if the content of the float is wider than textwidth it

Re: scrbook and width of float

Johannes Knaus schrieb: Oh, of course, here is an example: Tables cannot be broken horizontally when they are too wide, therefore your float is too wide. So you have to assure that the table fits the width. I corrected your example see attached. When you are using figure floats, set the

BibDesk and LyX on Mac

Hello, I am running LyX 1.6.2 on a Mac (Intel) and using the script (pipe) of Mark Reid http://www.threewordslong.com/projects/misc/bibdesktolyx/. Although, when I go to: LyX, insert citation , there is no citations available. I understand that I can do this from (BibDesk right click

Re: BibDesk and LyX on Mac

2009/5/15 daniel pereira drpere...@ufl.edu: Hello, I am running LyX 1.6.2 on a Mac (Intel) and using the script (pipe) of Mark Reid http://www.threewordslong.com/projects/misc/bibdesktolyx/. Although, when I go to: LyX, insert citation , there is no citations available. I understand that I

Re: two questions about figures

Hello,   I put figures in floats.   1) When I insert a figure into a float I can see a box with words: Float: Figure, then this change to: Float: Figure*.      What is the difference between Figure and Figure*?   2) The floats have standard setting plus span column choosed.

Using counters

Hi everyone- I've gone through the docs, wikis and examples, and I need a helping hand. I want to have a counter (experiment) that uses roman numerals and is sequential throughout the chapters. I figure that a module is the right way about this, so I have a module with the following counter:

Re: two questions about figures

On 2009-05-15, Marcelo Acuña wrote: Have you tried to change the float placement setting to here if possible or here definitely ? Check the user manual, section 4.6.3 and the Documents-Settings-Float Placement options. I try it, but Here if possible and Here definitely are disabled. They

Re: align equations

On 2009-05-13, James C. Sutherland wrote: > On May 13, 2009, at 12:08 AM, Guenter Milde wrote: >> On 2009-05-12, Paul A. Rubin wrote: >> The LyX-way of declaring text-in-math is pressing Ctrl-M (or typing >> \text). >> This will use the current text font. > I have found \mathrm or \textrm to

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 07:49:53AM +, Guenter Milde wrote: > You already have the "TODOS" in a branch, fine. So you do not need the > special "turnable into invisible notes" feature of greyed-out notes and > are free to use any markup in your branch, true?. Exactly. (That's part of my

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Andrew Sullivan wrote: > I know how to change the colour of greyed-out notes, but I'd like to > be able to change the font family for them all. Even if I change the > colour to blue, when people print it the blue shows up as grey, and it > doesn't stand out enough from the rest of the page. >

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Dominik Waßenhoven wrote: I use the following for greyed-out notes (put it in your preamble): This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

rgheck wrote: > This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way > that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want > it, and this version. All you have to do is create a custom inset on the > model of the one I posted before. Sorry, I missed that

scrbook and width of float

Hello Lyx Users, I have a problem regarding the width of floats. I'm currently writing my thesis using scrbook (DIV=calc option). When I create a float (happens with all types of floats) and write something into it which is wider than the textwidth, it is simply cropped at the page border.

Re: scrbook and width of float

Johannes Knaus schrieb: How can I set up my floats to generally respect textwidth and if the content of the float is wider than textwidth it uses either a smaller fontsize or wrapping? To be able to help you, can you please provide a _small_ LyX testcase? regards Uwe

Re: changing font family of greyed-out text?

Dominik Waßenhoven wrote: rgheck wrote: This is a nice idea, but note that you could do also this in such a way that you have BOTH the original greyed out note available, if you want it, and this version. All you have to do is create a custom inset on the model of the one I posted before.

Re: scrbook and width of float

Oh, of course, here is an example: testfile.lyx Description: Binary data Best regards, Johannes Am 14.05.2009 um 18:09 schrieb Uwe Stöhr: Johannes Knaus schrieb: How can I set up my floats to generally respect textwidth and if the content of the float is wider than textwidth it

Re: scrbook and width of float

Johannes Knaus schrieb: Oh, of course, here is an example: Tables cannot be broken horizontally when they are too wide, therefore your float is too wide. So you have to assure that the table fits the width. I corrected your example see attached. When you are using figure floats, set the

BibDesk and LyX on Mac

Hello, I am running LyX 1.6.2 on a Mac (Intel) and using the script (pipe) of Mark Reid . Although, when I go to: LyX, > insert > citation , there is no citations available. I understand that I can do this from (BibDesk > right

Re: BibDesk and LyX on Mac

2009/5/15 daniel pereira : > Hello, > > I am running LyX 1.6.2 on a Mac (Intel) and using the script (pipe) of Mark > Reid . Although, > when I go to: LyX, > insert > citation , there is no citations available. I >

Re: two questions about figures

> > Hello, > >  I put figures in floats. > > > >  1) When I insert a figure into a float I can see > a box with words: Float: Figure, then this change to: Float: > Figure*. > >     What is the difference between > Figure and Figure*? > > > >  2) The floats have standard setting plus span >

Using counters

Hi everyone- I've gone through the docs, wikis and examples, and I need a helping hand. I want to have a counter (experiment) that uses roman numerals and is sequential throughout the chapters. I figure that a module is the right way about this, so I have a module with the following counter:

Re: two questions about figures

On 2009-05-15, Marcelo Acuña wrote: >> Have you tried to change the "float placement" setting to >> "here if possible" or "here definitely" ? >> Check the user manual, section 4.6.3 and the >> "Documents->Settings->Float Placement" options. > I try it, but Here if possible and Here definitely