On 2/14/21 1:16 PM, Doug Martin wrote:
Paul (and all),
Sorry for this partial repeat, as I accidentally sent previous email
before I was finished:
As for my desire to center equations, I have attached the LYX file and
the resulting pdf file.
The last pdf slide shows the left-justification of equations that I am
getting.
The Beamer theme used in the LaTeX preamble is Madrid. There is a
Madrid theme slide deck at
Paul,
As for my desire to center equations, I have attached the LYX file and
the resulting pdf file.
The last pdf slide shows the left-justification of equations that I am
getting.
The Beamer theme used in the LaTeX preamble is Madrid. For an example
of the Madrid theme see
http://homepages.math.uic.edu/~hurder/math589/beamer/index.html, where
the equations are centered.
So I guess there are some other things I have to change in the LaTeX
preamble? I'm a little bit lost here.
Doug
Doug,
You and I have entirely different ideas of what a minimal example is.
That said, the culprit is a setting in the document. If you go to
Document > Settings... > Math Options, you will note that the "Indent
formulas" option is checked and set to Default. Uncheck it and your
centered formulas will center properly.
Paul
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