On 11/30/2011 06:40 PM, Louis Turk wrote:
Hi Lyx users,
Using the Memoir class with a two-column document, and inserting a box
(simple frame, page breaks), how can the background of the box be made
shaded?
Lou
It was suggested on comp.text.tex that I use the mdframed package, but
I've not
Louis Turk lou at dayspringpublisher.com writes:
Maybe use this? http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ShadedBox
Paul
On 11/30/2011 06:40 PM, Louis Turk wrote:
Hi Lyx users,
Using the Memoir class with a two-column document, and inserting a box
(simple frame, page breaks), how can the background of the box be made
shaded?
Lou
It was suggested on comp.text.tex that I use the mdframed package, but
I've not
Louis Turk lou at dayspringpublisher.com writes:
Maybe use this? http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ShadedBox
Paul
On 11/30/2011 06:40 PM, Louis Turk wrote:
> Hi Lyx users,
>
> Using the Memoir class with a two-column document, and inserting a box
> (simple frame, page breaks), how can the background of the box be made
> shaded?
>
> Lou
It was suggested on comp.text.tex that I use the mdframed package, but
Louis Turk dayspringpublisher.com> writes:
Maybe use this? http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ShadedBox
Paul
Hi Lyx users,
Using the Memoir class with a two-column document, and inserting a box
(simple frame, page breaks), how can the background of the box be made
shaded?
Lou
Hi Lyx users,
Using the Memoir class with a two-column document, and inserting a box
(simple frame, page breaks), how can the background of the box be made
shaded?
Lou
Hi Lyx users,
Using the Memoir class with a two-column document, and inserting a box
(simple frame, page breaks), how can the background of the box be made
shaded?
Lou
Hi all
I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I
seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to
create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the
framed pacakge).
Two question: First, is it possible to
why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes? (via
Insert Box and the box type Shaded)? The shade color can be altered via
Preferences Colors (which is wrong -- should be document-wise -- but
anyway).
Two question: First, is it possible to have a nested environment via the
GUI? That is, I
On Monday 30 November 2009 05:12:00 killermike wrote:
Hi all
I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm
doing,
This is what I love about technical people. While ordinary people tell you a
hundred reasons why they can't do something, technical people try and fail
On Monday 30 Nov 2009 10:33:38 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Is there a special reason why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes?
(via Insert Box and the box type Shaded)? The shade color can be
altered via Preferences Colors (which is wrong -- should be
document-wise -- but anyway
killermike wrote:
The problem with a minipage is that it imposes restrictions on layout in
terms of end of page breaks. It also seems to mess up my settings for
things like indenting. Using the framed package just adds a grey
background and doesn't interfere with anything else, including
Hi all
I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I
seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to
create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the
framed pacakge).
Two question: First, is it possible to
why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes? (via
Insert Box and the box type Shaded)? The shade color can be altered via
Preferences Colors (which is wrong -- should be document-wise -- but
anyway).
Two question: First, is it possible to have a nested environment via the
GUI? That is, I
On Monday 30 November 2009 05:12:00 killermike wrote:
Hi all
I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm
doing,
This is what I love about technical people. While ordinary people tell you a
hundred reasons why they can't do something, technical people try and fail
On Monday 30 Nov 2009 10:33:38 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Is there a special reason why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes?
(via Insert Box and the box type Shaded)? The shade color can be
altered via Preferences Colors (which is wrong -- should be
document-wise -- but anyway
killermike wrote:
The problem with a minipage is that it imposes restrictions on layout in
terms of end of page breaks. It also seems to mess up my settings for
things like indenting. Using the framed package just adds a grey
background and doesn't interfere with anything else, including
Hi all
I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I
seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to
create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the
"framed" pacakge).
Two question: First, is it possible to
).
Is there a special reason why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes? (via
Insert > Box and the box type "Shaded")? The shade color can be altered via
Preferences > Colors (which is wrong -- should be document-wise -- but
anyway).
> Two question: First, is it possible to
On Monday 30 November 2009 05:12:00 killermike wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm
> doing,
This is what I love about technical people. While ordinary people tell you a
hundred reasons why they can't do something, technical people try and
On Monday 30 Nov 2009 10:33:38 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
>
> Is there a special reason why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes?
> (via Insert > Box and the box type "Shaded")? The shade color can be
> altered via Preferences > Colors (which is wrong -
killermike wrote:
> The problem with a minipage is that it imposes restrictions on layout in
> terms of end of page breaks. It also seems to mess up my settings for
> things like indenting. Using the framed package just adds a grey
> background and doesn't interfere with anything else,
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