Maria, The "separator" is no longer explicitly used (it sounds like the documentation isn't yet updated). Check the recent release notes for official guidance.
My version: after you're done inputting information in the frame, hit Enter / Return a bunch of times and eventually you will get the traditional separator line. I'm likely approaching this is in a clumsy fashion, but it is the easiest approach I've found. That said, immediately inserting a new Frame isn't done as easily as I would like. I still need to figure out of there is a better yet quick/easy way to do this. Regards, Joel On Wed, Sep 7, 2016 at 6:50 AM, Maria Gouskova <gousk...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > Upgraded to 2.2.1 and having trouble finding the Separator environment for > Beamer presentations. I used to have it associated to a key binding, and > that doesn't work anymore, but I don't see it in the list of paragraph > styles, either. > > The Beamer manual says this: > > " Consecutive frames have to be separated from each other. This is done > by means of the Separator paragraph style." > > But for some reason that's not showing in my list. > I can work around this for now by copying the separator+frame environments > from the Beamer manual, but there must be a better way! > > I am on Mac OS 10.8, Linguistics module enabled. > > > And, I just checked my Linux installation (LyX 2.0 something), and the > Separator style is in the first block of styles visible in the list, near > "Standard". It's definitely not there anymore in the Mac version. > > Maria > > Maria >
