Matthias Diehl wrote:
Thanks,
that helped a lot. It's much more narrow now.
But through that came another problem: I had written nearly everything
as a list to have some more horizontal space before the lines.
Even with C-M-formulas I did this and that caused a lot of vertical
space.
You can adjust the vertical spacing for lists by changing some other
length variables (in the preamble, or in ERT), but if you just want to
indent the lines, there are easier ways.
Now I changed those into "standard". The vertical space is ok -
but the horizontal space before that line is gone.
Like mentioned in Uwe Stöhr's Math-manual I chose "fleqn" and
"\setlength{\mathindent}{0mm}" in the latex-prefix to have a just
left-intent.
How can I add more intention to a normal Standard-line?
There are quite a few ways to do this. To indent just a few scattered
lines (say by 5 mm), you could put \hspace{5mm} in ERT at the start of
each line to be indented. If you want to indent a large number of
consecutive lines, you might put \addtolength{\parindent}{5mm} in ERT at
the end of the last line before the first to be indented, and
\addtolength{\parindent}{-5mm} in ERT at the end of the last line to be
indented.
TeXperts on the list may know more elegant methods.
Cheers,
/Paul
