You might take a look at various other theorem packages at CTAN, e.g. ntheorem, thmtools, and several others in the topic Math theorem (https://ctan.org/topic/maths-theorem)
Van: lyx-users <lyx-users-boun...@lists.lyx.org> Namens Andreas Plihal via lyx-users
Verzonden: vrijdag 8 november 2024 15:19
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Onderwerp: My book gets a new layout
Dear community,
I am still working on my KOMA math book. So far I had tried in vain to insert text-covered graphics in color boxes. Riki Heck then advised me to contact Stack Exchange. I didn't get through with my request because my mail was considered spam, probably because so many users had already made a similar request. However, I couldn't quite make heads or tails of the replies.
As a result, I revised the entire layout of my book so that neither color boxes nor text-covered graphics are used. I will display each graphic separately so that it appears at the top or bottom of a page: In any case, each graphic should have a short descriptive text (which will also be cited in the list of illustrations) and possibly a long descriptive text as well. I have consulted the Internet and have now come up with a solution that is a real mix of LYX and TEX code.
My question is: Is it possible to achieve the same result by pushing it even further in the direction of LYX so that as little TEX code as possible appears?
Since I no longer use color boxes, I will display all theorem, definitions, remarks, examples, tasks, solutions, proofs, etc. separately. I will use the package amsthm (header plus subsequent body text) and display the header in italics, bold and in different colors, depending on whether it is a sentence, a definition, an example or a task.
This indentation is necessary to distinguish all these “theorems” from the rest of the text (I used to do this with color boxes ...). It will also be necessary to add some kind of closing character to the right, at the end of each theorem. In the case of proofs, for example, this would be a small black square (instead of the words “q.e.d.”). For examples, comments, definitions, etc., I would like to mark the end of the respective text body with a graphic symbol (to be defined) (which should have the same color as the header).
I started with the package amsthm and played around, but I don't see how I can implement my layout wishes with it.
Again, I am attaching a short example to my mail that show both my intentions and my attempts to realize them.
Greetings
Andreas
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