On 9/11/2018 7:00 AM, Joel Kulesza wrote:
Colleagues,
As I'm writing a paper, I have a mix of Ref:... and EqRef:... cross
references. I also, unfortunately, sometimes manage to break them and
achieve BROKEN:... cross references.
Has anyone identified a way to color the associated boxes/buttons
differently based on their status (Ref, EqRef, BROKEN, etc.)? By
default, they are all gray and it can be easy to overlook the
miscategorization of an EqRef style to a typical Ref and vice versa.
It can also be hard to quickly see or incidentally notice BROKEN cross
references.
What I'd like to see is something like Ref (light blue), EqRef (light
green), BROKEN (light red). Has anyone identified a way to do this?
Is this an enhancement request that I should enter?
Thank you,
Joel
This doesn't answer your question, but the Outliner, Labels and
References, with the Sort checkbox set is an easy way to find BROKEN
refs. They cluster in a block near the top. Clicking on any one, jumps
straight to the ref in the document.
Looking at all the different AMS environments suggests it would be too
much for LyX to provide a different colour for each kind of ref, but
being able to customize the label colour would be good. (I can find
stdrefprefix.inc in the LyX Resources/layouts directory but nothing that
sets the appearance of ref labels.)
Andrew
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