samar j. singh wrote: > If you can explain the characteristics of a "closed collapsible inset" I > might get an idea of the type of thing to target in the document that > would create this.
A collapsable inset is one that you can open or close, e.g. a minipage/box, a float, or ERT. In closed form it is simply a button, in opened form it shows its contents. > As an aside, I think tables have become a lot more unstable in this > version. > Is your closed collapsible insert connected to tables in any way? I have > quite a few tables in this document, both inside and outside of a float. Tables are no collapsables, but floats are. HTH, Georg
