Re: Horizontal Bullet List

2016-09-30 Thread edu Gpl
You can used multiple column from document>setting>modules>multiple columns.
Then from insert>custom inserts>multiple columns.
Then in multiple columns box add itemize.
this give you itemize in to columns, and you can put its in 3 or 4 or .. by
used small code.

Regard

بتاريخ ٣٠‏/٠٩‏/٢٠١٦ ١٢:١٠ ص، كتب "Guy Rutenberg" :

Hi,

Is there a way to create horizontal bullet lists instead of vertical? In
plain latex this can be achieved using the `enumitem` with the option
`inline` and using `itemize*` instead of `itemize` (unstarred).

Thanks,
Guy


Re: Horizontal Bullet List

2016-09-30 Thread Helge Hafting



Den 29. sep. 2016 23:10, skrev Guy Rutenberg:

Hi,

Is there a way to create horizontal bullet lists instead of vertical? 
In plain latex this can be achieved using the `enumitem` with the 
option `inline` and using `itemize*` instead of `itemize` (unstarred).


LyX does not support this directly, but LyX support plain latex via the 
TeX inset.


You can put \usepackage{enumitem}[inline] in the preamble. In the 
document, use a TeX box with these contents:

\begin{itemize*}\item bull1\item bull2 \end{itemize*}
you will then get "bull1" and "bull2" on the same line.

LyX has some support for loading enumitem via "module" settings, but 
this does not give access to the the "itemize*" stuff.  It works for 
changing list spacing though.
If you are able to write your own .layout file, then adding support for 
"itemize*" is doable. The bullets still won't be horizontal in the LyX 
main window, but they will be horizontal in output.


Helge Hafting


Horizontal Bullet List

2016-09-29 Thread Guy Rutenberg
Hi,

Is there a way to create horizontal bullet lists instead of vertical? In
plain latex this can be achieved using the `enumitem` with the option
`inline` and using `itemize*` instead of `itemize` (unstarred).

Thanks,
Guy