Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Sometimes this happens: == First paragraph of text Second paragraph of text A float Third paragraph of text === If the float floats somewhere else, it leaves a double-length space between the second and third paragraph. The reason is that you press enter both before and after the float, so that there is paragraph separation spacing both before and after the float. Latex normally avoids double spacing like that, but *not* in the floating case. The solution is to avoid putting the float in a paragraph of its own. Instead, put it on the end of second paragraph or at the beginning of third paragraph. Ideally, LyX could recognize this special case, and auto-remove paragraph separation on one side of the float. Or simply always attach a float to the paragraph above. I don't think this kind of double spacing where a float used to be is useful, not in any cases. The workaround is simple. In my example, put the cursor at the end of Second paragraph and press the delete key (not backspace) once, so the float becomes part of that paragraph. Helge Hafting
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Sometimes this happens: == First paragraph of text Second paragraph of text A float Third paragraph of text === If the float floats somewhere else, it leaves a double-length space between the second and third paragraph. The reason is that you press enter both before and after the float, so that there is paragraph separation spacing both before and after the float. Latex normally avoids double spacing like that, but *not* in the floating case. The solution is to avoid putting the float in a paragraph of its own. Instead, put it on the end of second paragraph or at the beginning of third paragraph. Ideally, LyX could recognize this special case, and auto-remove paragraph separation on one side of the float. Or simply always attach a float to the paragraph above. I don't think this kind of double spacing where a float used to be is useful, not in any cases. The workaround is simple. In my example, put the cursor at the end of Second paragraph and press the delete key (not backspace) once, so the float becomes part of that paragraph. Helge Hafting
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the "default" option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Sometimes this happens: == First paragraph of text Second paragraph of text A float Third paragraph of text === If the float floats somewhere else, it leaves a double-length space between the "second" and "third" paragraph. The reason is that you press enter both before and after the float, so that there is paragraph separation spacing both before and after the float. Latex normally avoids double spacing like that, but *not* in the floating case. The solution is to avoid putting the float in a paragraph of its own. Instead, put it on the end of "second paragraph" or at the beginning of "third paragraph". Ideally, LyX could recognize this special case, and auto-remove paragraph separation on one side of the float. Or simply always attach a float to the paragraph above. I don't think this kind of "double spacing where a float used to be" is useful, not in any cases. The workaround is simple. In my example, put the cursor at the end of "Second paragraph" and press the delete key (not backspace) once, so the float becomes part of that paragraph. Helge Hafting
Floating and Space between paragraph
Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
Nothing really. This is LaTeX doing it's job. When there is extra space on a page, LaTeX expands the space between paragraphs to fill it. Maybe having more paragraphs or smaller tables/images also help. - Julio Rojas jcredbe...@gmail.com On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 2:11 PM, YURENA MENDOZA yurena.me...@gmail.com wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
On 25/03/2010 9:11 AM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks You could try to add \raggedbottom to your document preamble and see if you prefer that. -- Julien
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA schrieb: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Assure that you _don't_ have set the float placement option here definitively, neither in the document settings and also not in the settings of the table floats. If this is already the case, can you please send a _small_ LyX example file to be able to have a closer look? regards Uwe
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Consider allowing the floats onto page of floats only. That way, there will be no pages with mixed text and floats. And so the page breaking algorithm woon't need to compensate for objects of unusual size. Helge Hafting
Floating and Space between paragraph
Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
Nothing really. This is LaTeX doing it's job. When there is extra space on a page, LaTeX expands the space between paragraphs to fill it. Maybe having more paragraphs or smaller tables/images also help. - Julio Rojas jcredbe...@gmail.com On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 2:11 PM, YURENA MENDOZA yurena.me...@gmail.com wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
On 25/03/2010 9:11 AM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks You could try to add \raggedbottom to your document preamble and see if you prefer that. -- Julien
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA schrieb: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Assure that you _don't_ have set the float placement option here definitively, neither in the document settings and also not in the settings of the table floats. If this is already the case, can you please send a _small_ LyX example file to be able to have a closer look? regards Uwe
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the default option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Consider allowing the floats onto page of floats only. That way, there will be no pages with mixed text and floats. And so the page breaking algorithm woon't need to compensate for objects of unusual size. Helge Hafting
Floating and Space between paragraph
Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the "default" option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
Nothing really. This is LaTeX doing it's job. When there is extra space on a page, LaTeX expands the space between paragraphs to fill it. Maybe having more paragraphs or smaller tables/images also help. - Julio Rojas jcredbe...@gmail.com On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 2:11 PM, YURENA MENDOZAwrote: > Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the > reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several > paragraphs despite I select the "default" option space between paragraphs. > What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between > them? > > Thanks >
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
On 25/03/2010 9:11 AM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the "default" option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Thanks You could try to add \raggedbottom to your document preamble and see if you prefer that. -- Julien
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA schrieb: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the "default" option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Assure that you _don't_ have set the float placement option "here definitively", neither in the document settings and also not in the settings of the table floats. If this is already the case, can you please send a _small_ LyX example file to be able to have a closer look? regards Uwe
Re: Floating and Space between paragraph
YURENA MENDOZA wrote: Hello,I have several tables floating in my document and they will be the reason why along my document there are greater spaces between several paragraphs despite I select the "default" option space between paragraphs. What can I do in order to retain all paragraphs with the same length between them? Consider allowing the floats onto "page of floats" only. That way, there will be no pages with mixed text and floats. And so the page breaking algorithm woon't need to compensate for objects of unusual size. Helge Hafting