Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> i don't really understand your problem. do you want to
> have a lyx-layout with this behaviour (indent the following
> line behind a section/sub...) or/and dvi-/ps-output with
> this behaviour?
>
> Herbert
When diving into more documentation, I was very confused because the
textclass of the paragraph following the Section header was also
called standard yet it was not indented so I looked around and found
the NoNextIndent 1 in all the Section style definitions. Removing
them allowed the first paragraph to be indented and look like the rest
of the text.
\usepackage{indentfirst} does what I need in the cleanest way. My
kludge of getting rid of 'NoIndentFirst 1' does it both ways but I'm
sure is subtlety breaking things that I do not yet understand.
I'm currently retraining myself and I appreciate everyone's help.
I'm confused though at what type of things go in a layout and what
type of things require a LaTeX package.
Layouts, as I understand them
are ways to relate the different portions of a document together and
how they should act in relation to other sections.
LaTeX packages of various sorts can perform any of these actions so
I'm confused as to when one should think in terms of Layout
abstractions and when one should dig lower. Is there a general rule?
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