On 19/09/2011 12:28 AM, Lisa Andrews wrote:
Apologies if I have missed something in the documentation:
With 2.0.1 on OSX or 2.0.0 on Win7-64, I am unable to insert a Comment or
Greyed out inset in a section heading (through the menu or right-clicking),
but if I create one in the standard enviro
Apologies if I have missed something in the documentation:
With 2.0.1 on OSX or 2.0.0 on Win7-64, I am unable to insert a Comment or
Greyed out inset in a section heading (through the menu or right-clicking),
but if I create one in the standard environment and then change the
environment to a sec
\mySection{\textcolor{green}{#1}}
}
% color the text of subsections blue
\let\mySubsection\subsection
\renewcommand{\subsection}[1]{%
\mySubsection{\textcolor{blue}{#1}}
}
Cheers
G
Hi All
Solved it.
I left the section headings unstarred in the text of the document and
then in Documen
Hi LyXers
I would like to have coloured section and subsection headings for a
document I am producing. I've tried the following document settings code
from Uwe Stohr's reply (11March10) to a similar request and it works
fine for numbered sections/subsections.
My question is, how do I adapt it fo
> However, we have headings like "Article I. Purpose and
> Goals" and "Section 1. Purpose".
>
> I'd like to use standard paragraph environments to get
> automatic numbering, but I need some way of changing, e.g.,
> "Part I" to "Article I." and
> "1" to "Section 1.". How would I go
> about doing t
I'm working on cleaning up the constitution for a student organization,
and it seems that we can never get our Word document entirely
consistent. So I'd like to convert it to LyX.
However, we have headings like "Article I. Purpose and Goals" and
"Section 1. Purpose".
I'd like to use standar
John A. Lorenc wrote:
Hello,
Using the report class, how can I change the font size of Chapter and
Section headings? I want to make them smaller, just a bit larger
than the body document text. Also, is there a way to place the
Chapter headings at the top of the page, rather than in the middle
Hello,
Using the report class, how can I change the font size of Chapter and Section
headings? I want to make them smaller, just a bit larger than the body
document text. Also, is there a way to place the Chapter headings at the top
of the page, rather than in the middle?
Thank you,
John
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Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I would like to use \emph{} in a section heading in beamer, but it
gives me an "Undefined conmtrol sequence" error. Any ideaas how to
manage that I can use italics in a sewction header in beamer?
Thanks
Rainer
You can try putting '{it ' in
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I would like to use \emph{} in a section heading in beamer, but it
gives me an "Undefined conmtrol sequence" error. Any ideaas how to
manage that I can use italics in a sewction header in beamer?
Thanks
Rainer
You can try putting '{it ' in
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I would like to use \emph{} in a section heading in beamer, but it
gives me an "Undefined conmtrol sequence" error. Any ideaas how to
manage that I can use italics in a sewction header in beamer?
Thanks
Rainer
You can try putting '{it ' in ERT to the left of the
Hi
I would like to use \emph{} in a section heading in beamer, but it
gives me an "Undefined conmtrol sequence" error. Any ideaas how to
manage that I can use italics in a sewction header in beamer?
Thanks
Rainer
Stacia Hartleben wrote:
Hi, I am trying to write a document in APA style. I selected the APA
layout, but there's one thing that doesn't line up with what my
teacher wants. The section headings are properly centered, but they're
in a slightly larger font than the rest of the doc
Hi, I am trying to write a document in APA style. I selected the APA
layout, but there's one thing that doesn't line up with what my
teacher wants. The section headings are properly centered, but they're
in a slightly larger font than the rest of the document. How do I
change
>>>>> "Mack" == Mack Kuo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mack> Hello, I am using Lyx for my thesis (report document class) and
Mack> need the section headings unnumbered and aligned flush left.
Mack> However, section headings must still appear in the Table
Hello,
I am using Lyx for my thesis (report document class) and need the
section headings unnumbered and aligned flush left. However, section
headings must still appear in the Table of Contents. I used the
following command in the preamble to get rid of the numbers preceding
the section
I had an Open Office document that consisted of nothing but section
headings that ran for several pages. So I translated it to TeX and
imported it to LyX. All of which worked beautifully. But when I print
the document the result is a single page where I can see that the
section headings
On 2.08.05, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
> By default the section heading in Latex are bold. This is fine. In the
> table of contents they are written in normal type. Again all this looks
> good.
>
> However I need to use some math in one of my section headings. If I
> input it as no
By default the section heading in Latex are bold. This is fine. In the table of
contents they are written in normal type. Again all this looks good.
However I need to use some math in one of my section headings. If I input it as
normal it appears in the heading in normal (non-bold font). If I
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
> I need some advice about preparing a bibliography. The author wants to
> include some section headers within the bibliography something like
> this:
http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/BibTeX#toc2
HTH,
Jürgen
I need some advice about preparing a bibliography. The author wants to
include some section headers within the bibliography something like
this:
*BOOKS ABOUT TREES*
Smith, John. The Life of Trees. New York, Pp. 230-232.
Henson, Tom, Another Book
*BOOKS ABOUT BIRDS*
Book 1
Book 2
etc.
To do thi
Peter Harkins wrote:
> I'm trying to colorize my section headings, and I can't quite get it
> right. I've got some LaTeX (below) that's almost it, but the background
> box is taller than I want; I'd like it to only be a little taller than
> the text of the sect
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I'm trying to colorize my section headings, and I can't quite get it
right. I've got some LaTeX (below) that's almost it, but the background
box is taller than I want; I'd like it to only be a little taller than
the text of
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 09:39:26AM +0800, Rod Pinna wrote:
> >
> > Less drastic solution is to export to LaTeX, make changes there
> > (which is quite simple in any reasonable text editor) and then
> > reimport into LyX.
>
> Even easier is to simply edit the .lyx file, rather than exporting to
>
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 09:39:26AM +0800, Rod Pinna wrote:
> >
> > Less drastic solution is to export to LaTeX, make changes there
> > (which is quite simple in any reasonable text editor) and then
> > reimport into LyX.
>
> Even easier is to simply edit the .lyx file, rather than exporting to
>
>
> Less drastic solution is to export to LaTeX, make changes there
> (which is quite simple in any reasonable text editor) and then
> reimport into LyX.
Even easier is to simply edit the .lyx file, rather than exporting to
latex. The format is pretty easy to pick up, at least for that sort of
c
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 12:37:45AM +, robin wrote:
> >>I don't suppose this is feasible, but is there any command for LyX or
> >>LaTeX that will alter the depth of all section headings; e.g., change
> >>Chapter to Section, Section to Subsection etc. (or
Dekel Tsur wrote:
>On Wed, Sep 25, 2002 at 09:50:33PM +, robin wrote:
>
>
>>I don't suppose this is feasible, but is there any command for LyX or
>>LaTeX that will alter the depth of all section headings; e.g., change
>>Chapter to Section, Section t
On Wed, Sep 25, 2002 at 09:50:33PM +, robin wrote:
> I don't suppose this is feasible, but is there any command for LyX or
> LaTeX that will alter the depth of all section headings; e.g., change
> Chapter to Section, Section to Subsection etc. (or vice versa)? Often I
>
I don't suppose this is feasible, but is there any command for LyX or
LaTeX that will alter the depth of all section headings; e.g., change
Chapter to Section, Section to Subsection etc. (or vice versa)? Often I
start writing a document in one class and want to change it to another,
or
Hello all,
Rreading the customization doc for 1.1.5fix2, I'm missing
something... From the Options->Screen Fonts dialog I can
successfully set the font for normal text (which defaults to
-*-times) to something that scales on my system (i.e. resx & resy
can be set to '0'). Having done so, the 'no
Prokopis Prokopidis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Hello all,
|
| In the section headings of a document, instead of the standard layout
|
| 1 Section
| 1.1 Subsection
| 1.1.1 Subsubsection
|
| I would like to have
|
| 1. Section
| 1.1. Subsection
| 1.1.1. Subsubsection
|
| Is there a
Hello all,
In the section headings of a document, instead of the standard layout
1 Section
1.1 Subsection
1.1.1 Subsubsection
I would like to have
1. Section
1.1. Subsection
1.1.1. Subsubsection
Is there a LaTeX command that does this?
TIA
Prokopis
ortunately, because of
other ERT that I've already inserted in my thesis, the inclusion of either
one of these packages seems to cause more problems than they are likely to
fix. As a quick and dirty solution, I inserted forced line breaks in the
section headings that span more than one line.
both
allow hyphenation and, at times, can violate the right margin limit. Can I
force the behavior that I see for the chapter headings to apply to all
section headings?
I am using Lyx 1.1.2 on a Debian potato system. The Tetex version is
1.0.X. My document is very large (>150 pages) and sp
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