On 8/3/07, Mael Hilléreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Put them into a file e.g. named "savefnmark.inc" and then use an "Input > > > savefnmark.inc" into your document class layout (you should have to make a > > copy > > > of "article.layout" for an article). Don't forget to reconfigure. > > > Character > > > styles are available from "Edit>TextStyle". > > > > Thanks, Mael. I think your solution does not fully work. In fact, a > > \space is needed in case the footnote is inserted inside the author > > field. Please, see the attached example. > > My solution seems to work fine, even within the author field (see attached > screenshot and output). I don't understand at all why a \space would be needed > in the place you propose (i.e. \saveFN\mymark\space) because a regular space > character may already be typed by hand there...
The files attached show the problem with the space that I have mentioned. In the text styles menu, "SaveFN" appears twice. Paul
foot_example3.lyx
Description: application/lyx
foot_example3.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
