On 2009-08-25, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: >>> I don't know what boxes are,
With "boxes" I mean the LyX insets like they are used for minipages, comments, notes, etc. They are an established tool for "container" or "separable" environments that ususally contain several paragraphs but should stay separate. Example for the definition in a layout file (local version of seminar.layout) InsetLayout LandscapeSlide LyXType custom LatexType Environment LatexName slide Decoration classic LabelFont Size Small EndFont MultiPar true LabelString "Landscape Slide" End The problem is that you cannot define a conversion à la Style Slide Obsoletedby LandscapeSlide End as Styles and Insets live in different namespaces. > but I do have a proposed behavior for LyX. ... > Ben means pressing Enter on a _blank_ line could start a new theorem. > So, that means two enters right after each other. I think it's a very > interesting idea. The new feature would be helpful for the power user, but hidden to the uninitiated. Insets are a clearly visible and established metaphor. They are especially useful for environments that usually include paragraphs of different type/style as you get the nesting for free. Günter