Hi all, [Sending this again as it gathered no responses before -- or wasn't delivered.]
I have a minor but annoying problem in LyX 1.3.5 (Linux)... Under the Navigate menu one can see all six chapters of the book. Choosing one opens a sub-menu which lists the chapter title and all the sections it contains (which are all "Subsubsections"*). This works fine... except for two chapters. If you select one of these two chapters you will get a sub-menu with just the chapter name, then another sub-menu with just the chapter name, and finally a third sub-menu with the full contents of the chapter as expected. Why am I getting these extra menus just in these two chapters? The only thing they might have in common is that they were pasted into the master document from other LyX documents. I'ved looked at the LyX code (I assume the important element is "\layout ..." but see absolutely no difference between any of the chapters and neither "\layout Section" nor "\layout Subsection" appear anywhere in the code. How does LyX build this Navigation menu and what does it see that I can't? Thanks in advance guys (and gals??), Kevin * - Why Subsubsection? Because it was a quick and easy way to reduce the heading size for these sections and also eliminate section numbering while keeping them in the TOC. And it seemed to work just fine, until aforesaid problem arose.) -- Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tiros-Translations
