Re: adjust maximum nesting level for lists
Den 22. juli 2015 22:17, skrev Will Parsons: I've got a document (article class) that gives me an error on trying to export to PDF if the itemized list nesting level is greater than 4. Is there a way of increasing that? Itemize can only be nested to 4 levels - more is not possible. This is a limit of LaTeX, the underlying typesetting system that LyX uses to produce PDF files. LyX can nest stuff to 6 levels, but at least two levels have to be something other than itemize. They can be enumerate environments instead, for example. (see the userguide for an example of this.) Obviously, this only helps if 5 or 6 levels is enough for your use. I you need lots of levels, consider using section/subsection/subsubsection as your outermost "levels", and then itemize (and possibly enumerate) as the inner levels. Helge Hafting
Re: Bibliography Formatting
On Mon, 20 Jul 2015, Benedict Holland wrote: I find, from experience, that the best thing you can do is learn biblatex. I found a 30-page BibTeX style guide. The first section is for author-title styles, the second section is for author-year styles. The first author-year style uses elsarticle-harv.bst. So far so good. In the bibliography settings I changed the default bibliography style to elsarticle-harv and clicked the "OK" button. The status line reported the document was being reformatted. After saving, I compiled it using pdflatex. But, the bibliography is still in author-title format with the year at the end. Did I leave out a step here? Thanks, Rich
Re: adjust maximum nesting level for lists
I'd say it does not look all that good, >From the Users Guide 3.4.4 Unlike the other fully-nestable environments, you can only perform a four-fold nesting with the Enumerate and Itemize environments. On 22 July 2015 at 16:17, Will Parsons wrote: > I've got a document (article class) that gives me an error on trying > to export to PDF if the itemized list nesting level is greater than 4. > Is there a way of increasing that? > > -- > Will > > -- John Kane Kingston ON Canada
adjust maximum nesting level for lists
I've got a document (article class) that gives me an error on trying to export to PDF if the itemized list nesting level is greater than 4. Is there a way of increasing that? -- Will
Re: emphasized name not in alphabetic order in nomenclature
Am Mittwoch 22 Juli 2015, 19:51:27 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: > but now the emphasized words are all at the end of the nomenklature > list, after all the non-emphasized items Check if the non-emphasized have some other markup (via the Source Preview). Jürgen
Re: emphasized name not in alphabetic order in nomenclature
Am 22.07.2015 um 19:29 schrieb Jürgen Spitzmüller: Am Dienstag 21 Juli 2015, 14:05:15 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: in my nomenclature the \emph{Drosophila} is put at the begin of the list. I would, however, like to have it under D How do I achieve this? Use the "Sort as" field in the nomenclature dialog. Also see sec. 6.7.2 of the User Guide. Jürgen Wolfgang Thanks, Jürgen, but now the emphasized words are all at the end of the nomenklature list, after all the non-emphasized items . I checked the example in the user guide and did it as shown there. Wolfgang
Re: emphasized name not in alphabetic order in nomenclature
Am Dienstag 21 Juli 2015, 14:05:15 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: > in my nomenclature the > \emph{Drosophila} > is put at the begin of the list. > I would, however, like to have it under D > How do I achieve this? Use the "Sort as" field in the nomenclature dialog. Also see sec. 6.7.2 of the User Guide. Jürgen > Wolfgang