Re: Indentation after a list
Do not forget that French rules for layout differ from English ones. For example, the first paragraph of a section is indented Actually, there seems to be a difference here: The list may be part of a paragraph that continues after it ends, or it may end a paragraph. Right? I think this is right. Actually my lists are composed of very long items (several sentences), each of which could be considered as a paragraph. Jean
Re: Indentation after a list
Do not forget that French rules for layout differ from English ones. For example, the first paragraph of a section is indented Actually, there seems to be a difference here: The list may be part of a paragraph that continues after it ends, or it may end a paragraph. Right? I think this is right. Actually my lists are composed of very long items (several sentences), each of which could be considered as a paragraph. Jean
Re: Indentation after a list
Do not forget that French rules for layout differ from English ones. For example, the first paragraph of a section is indented > Actually, there seems to be a difference here: The list may be part of a paragraph that > continues after it ends, or it may end a paragraph. Right? I think this is right. Actually my lists are composed of very long items (several sentences), each of which could be considered as a paragraph. Jean
Indentation after a list
Hello,
I notice that after a list (i.e. after \end{itemize}) LyX does not put
an empty line, so that the next standard paragraph is not indented. My
editor wants this paragraph to be indented. Until now, I use a script to
add a newline after \end{itemize}.
Is there a way to tell LyX to add an empty lmine after a list?
Jean
Indentation after a list
Hello,
I notice that after a list (i.e. after \end{itemize}) LyX does not put
an empty line, so that the next standard paragraph is not indented. My
editor wants this paragraph to be indented. Until now, I use a script to
add a newline after \end{itemize}.
Is there a way to tell LyX to add an empty lmine after a list?
Jean
Indentation after a list
Hello,
I notice that after a list (i.e. after \end{itemize}) LyX does not put
an empty line, so that the next standard paragraph is not indented. My
editor wants this paragraph to be indented. Until now, I use a script to
add a newline after \end{itemize}.
Is there a way to tell LyX to add an empty lmine after a list?
Jean
parameters of the class
Hello,
I am using a non-standard class designed for LaTeX by a book editor.
One of the differences with the class book is that the class has
different optionnal parameters. But LyX always puts in the LaTeX file:
\documentclass[english,french]{otherbook}
which does not give the result I want.
Is there a way to prevent LyX from writing: [english,french] ?
I must say that my document has been declared as being totally in French.
Jean beney
parameters of the class
Hello,
I am using a non-standard class designed for LaTeX by a book editor.
One of the differences with the class book is that the class has
different optionnal parameters. But LyX always puts in the LaTeX file:
\documentclass[english,french]{otherbook}
which does not give the result I want.
Is there a way to prevent LyX from writing: [english,french] ?
I must say that my document has been declared as being totally in French.
Jean beney
parameters of the class
Hello,
I am using a non-standard class designed for LaTeX by a book editor.
One of the differences with the class "book" is that the class has
different optionnal parameters. But LyX always puts in the LaTeX file:
\documentclass[english,french]{otherbook}
which does not give the result I want.
Is there a way to prevent LyX from writing: [english,french] ?
I must say that my document has been declared as being totally in French.
Jean beney
Re: short title
Abdelrazak Younes wrote: Is it possible in LyX to define a short book title? Another option would be to make your title shorter and make use of subtitle. Unfortunately, this option does not seem to exist in LyX. Any other idea? Jean
Re: short title
Abdelrazak Younes wrote: Is it possible in LyX to define a short book title? Another option would be to make your title shorter and make use of subtitle. Unfortunately, this option does not seem to exist in LyX. Any other idea? Jean
Re: short title
Abdelrazak Younes wrote: Is it possible in LyX to define a short book title? Another option would be to make your title shorter and make use of subtitle. Unfortunately, this option does not seem to exist in LyX. Any other idea? Jean
short title
Hello, Is it possible in LyX to define a short book title? When I am on the book title, the short title button is disabled. The class I work with has been built from book and it puts the book title in the top margin of even pages instead of the chapter name. Jean
short title
Hello, Is it possible in LyX to define a short book title? When I am on the book title, the short title button is disabled. The class I work with has been built from book and it puts the book title in the top margin of even pages instead of the chapter name. Jean
short title
Hello, Is it possible in LyX to define a short book title? When I am on the book title, the "short title" button is disabled. The class I work with has been built from book and it puts the book title in the top margin of even pages instead of the chapter name. Jean
