Hello Herbert,
> ok, I see. I misunderstood what you meant. But if you want
> all equations framed, then it is much more easier. See
> example file.
>
> The solution with ggbox works, but it may cause problems
> with the font sizes, because you have inline mode inside
> displaymode. Anyway, it i
Am Sam, 2003-08-09 um 09.55 schrieb Herbert Voß:
> there is no difference in using fbox directly
>
> \equationbox{\int\limits_2^{\infty}\frac{1}{x}dx=0.25}
> \fbox{$\displaystyle\int\limits_2^{\infty}\frac{1}{x}dx=0.25$}
>
> You always use inline math, which is very easy to frame
> and so there
Kai Johannes Keller schrieb:
> So, do you think it's possible to frame some of the formulas and
display the others
> without frame - maybe some new environment: "framed equation" - do
you have any
> experiences in sucher things? -because I don't.
attached a LyX layout file addons.inc. Insert it
Hello everybody,
for everybody who wants some frame DIRECTLY AROUND THE EQUATION, and not
over the whole width of the page, AND NUMBERING OUTSIDE THE FRAME, this
may be interesting: I've modified some solution (by Phillip Helbig) from
the Googlegroups-mail-archieve, which draws the frame in an
LaT
Hello,
I'm probably missing something, but what is wrong with the \boxed{}
command in AMS? In the QT version you even see the box in LyX.
Amir.
Kai Johannes Keller wrote:
Hello everybody,
for everybody who wants some frame DIRECTLY AROUND THE EQUATION, and not
over the whole width of the page,
Kai Johannes Keller schrieb:
Am Mon, 2003-08-11 um 23.53 schrieb Amir Seginer:
Hello,
I'm probably missing something, but what is wrong with the \boxed{}
command in AMS? In the QT version you even see the box in LyX.
Amir.
That's not true, all the time we (especially you) spent with defining
Kai Johannes Keller schrieb:
for everybody who wants some frame DIRECTLY AROUND THE EQUATION, and not
over the whole width of the page, AND NUMBERING OUTSIDE THE FRAME, this
may be interesting: I've modified some solution (by Phillip Helbig) from
the Googlegroups-mail-archieve, which draws the fram
Hello Herbert,
that's great! You must be some magician ;o)
Thank you very much.
-Kai-
PS: Have you given this "addon" to the developers-list, too, or are you
one of the developers yourself?
Am Sam, 2003-08-09 um 20.00 schrieb Herbert Voss:
> Kai Johannes Keller
Kai Johannes Keller schrieb:
I haven't recognized that in the former solution the formula is displayed in inline-
mode, thats not good! That's why I like you solution better, but if I dont want to
frame every equation I#ve got a new problem, see?
no, should be easy to have a switch \frameOn and f
Kai Johannes Keller schrieb:
for everybody who wants some frame DIRECTLY AROUND THE EQUATION, and not
over the whole width of the page, AND NUMBERING OUTSIDE THE FRAME, this
may be interesting: I've modified some solution (by Phillip Helbig) from
the Googlegroups-mail-archieve, which draws the fram
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