Thank you – I now understood, what you meant by »using sections for creating headers«, which indeed I do. I only did not do this in this short minimal example, which was way too short to see that in my large file the following examples with the headers use the behavior I want.
In fact my first line »Texttexttext«-line *is* indented: It is just in the case of an empty line before a new paragraph where the paragraph settings have to be changed, if an indentation is not wanted. This is fine, because it just happens a few times in the document. Best Jess > Am 13.08.2015 um 10:54 schrieb David <david.roer...@inue.uni-stuttgart.de>: > > Am 13.08.2015 um 10:31 schrieb jezZiFeR: >> As far as I know I did not change the class options in the preamble. There >> is a XeTeX-command in the preamble, which might be unnecessary, but I see no >> changes in the class options. As I do not know what using Sections for >> creating headers is, I think I do not. >> >> Here is a minimal file: >> > > I highly advise you to organize your document using Sections, > Subsections and so on. > > Lyx/Latex cannot know that you mean "Texttexttext" to be a heading. It > is just a paragraph followed by a linebreak (whose usage is not > recommended). As "Texttexttext" is the first paragraph in your document, > it is *not* indented. All following paragraphs are indented. Actually, > this is the behaviour you want. > > To make "Texttexttext" a heading, put your cursor to this line, then > choose Section or similar from the pull-down menu in the upper left > corner (see screenshot attached). > > I have also attached an example Lyx file using an unnumbered Subsection. > > > <lyx5.jpg><Indentation_suggestion.lyx>
