Daniel Lohmann wrote: > > For 1.5, I'm just working on a patch that lets you hide all labels at > > once and > > probably also saves the settings (whether the labels are shown or not). > > The former might even go into some future version of 1.4 (the latter not, > > because > > it entails a file format change). > > Yeah, however it is not just the label, but the indicator line as well > that makes the different (and unpleasant to read on the screen) line > spacing. How about moving the indicator line a bit further up?
I'll have a look > > For representation issues, I'm also thinking about adding preview-latex > > facility to character styles. That would give you a wysiwyg impression of > > how > > the output will look like. > > That would be cool! > It would be even more cool, if it was optionally possible to represent > the character class *only* via the preview-latex setting and leave out > the indicator line and label. That is, to define something that is > presented on the screen with a similar user experience as the current > text styles (Emphasis, ...) . I think when using preview, the lines and label should be hidden always. > Another issue with the current inset-style implementation is that it > always appears on the screen as if there were an extra space at the > boundaries. If one assigns a character class to same chars from the > middle of a word that looks quite odd. > > > All in all, character styles are still very much in development. > > Hence, it is the right time to be a bit picky about details ;-) Yes, certainly. Jürgen > (I really appreciate the effort you guys are putting into Lyx!) > > Daniel
