latex goes to great length trying to place all floats. however, with many
floats in a short document, latex may fail - and is not to blame IMHO.
always remember the p in the default float placement setting -> !htbp
without the p you risk loosing floats.use the \clearpage command in ERT to
control w
Thank you; that's it. It worked. I hope future Lyx will incorporate this
function to table float.
-Frank
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
from the faq:
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=floatpages
is that it?
otherwise you may need the command \clearpage which is used to make room
fo
from the faq:
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=floatpages
is that it?
otherwise you may need the command \clearpage which is used to make room for
a page of floats when latex is not able to find enuf whitespace (happens in
short documents, or if you have many floats)
martin
On
Hi,
I learned from the list about how to make a figure float stand on
separate page (by right clicking on the float and check "page of floats"
in the float setting box). However, this function seem not apply to
table floats.
Table floats with "page of floats" checked go to the end of the
docum
