Johannes Knaus schrieb:
I cannot follow you. What stars do you mean? Why do you need stars in
a float and what is your desired output (do you have a screenshot or
PDF from your WYSIWYG program)?
Well, the stars (*) in the LyX-file I posted. Here's a screenshot taken
from OpenOffice with the
No, but this is maybe a more general thing. I use tables in my
example to properly set the stars in a vertical line above each
other. I didn't know better. In a WYSWYG-Software I would use
tabstops to get this formatting. But there is no easy way to
achieve this in Lyx/Latex, or – well – th
Johannes Knaus schrieb:
So, if I understand the whole thing right, if I insert a figure, I can
set it to 100% col but if I insert a table I can only set the
width-percentages for each table column not for the whole table. Is that
right?
Yes.
So if I have a table with let's say 10 columns, I
Am 14.05.2009 um 21:06 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
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.
So, if I understand the whole thing right, if I insert a figu
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 fig
Oh, of course, here is an example:
testfile.lyx
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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 uses
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
