Hi,
if the file is inside a float, you can mark the float or the image and
then choose Edit --> Paragraph Settings to set the alignment to "Centered".
Alternatively, you might consider to put the file in a \resizebox
similar to the steps described here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Tables#toc17. This will not cut off the margins
but scale the image or table according to your specifications.
Hope this helps,
-- Christian
Ken wrote:
Hi. I have a very simple question (I think). I have coded up some
tables into a LaTeX include file (i.e. results from Matlab have been
formatted into latex tables).
At the moment, the float starts next to the edge of the left margin
and extends through the right margin and off the page. Is it possible
to have these floats centered in the middle of the page so that their
extra width would be evenly split between the left and right margins?
What would be the LaTeX commands?
Thanks so much! I have found this message thread so helpful in the
past. Thanks in advance to anyone who replies.
Best,
Ken
