Headers and footers for contents page(s)
Hi there, does anyone know how to get headers and footers on the contents page(s)? Regards, H. Haase
Re: Error in seminar class?
Sarah Mount <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Herbert Voss wrote:
|
| > Sarah Mount wrote:
| > >
| > > Apologies if this has already been discussed... I've been trying to use
| > > the Seminar document class, but get "Missing \begin{document}" errors, no
| > > matter what I do! I'm running LyX v1.1.5fix2. Any ideas, anyone?
| >
| > from my point of view, the error must be located in your latex preamble.
|
| Well, I fixed it by changing the layout file. hmmm. More importantly, now
| the darn thing works, I can't figure out what "SlideContents" does. Anyone
| know?
The seminar layout file is not finised sine it need some lacking lyx
features.
SlideContents is a placeolder and you "put" all your regular paragrap
layout styles "inside" it.
Lgb
colors
Hi there, Looks like I can't change any colours. Is that true? Regards, H. Haase
Re: colors
On Wed, 08 Nov 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi there,
> Looks like I can't change any colours. Is that true?
> Regards,
> H. Haase
Not at all. You just need to put lines like this in your lyxrc file. (In
$HOME/.lyx/lyxrc. If this file doesn't exist, copy lyxrc.example from the
system lyxdir/lib.)
# To change the colors for footnotes:
\set_color footnote green
# for mathed you may also want to change the coloring of lines and brackets:
\set_color math yellow
\set_color mathlines yellow
Currently, it's not very easy to get hold of names of LyX variables that can
be altered. The stuff below is cut out of LColor.C. You are looking for the
1st and 4th items; ie, the identifying LyX name and the X11 colour name.
A list of all available X11 colour names can be found in /usr/lib/X11/rgb.txt
Note that not all of the LyX names "background", "foreground" etc are
currently used as this is code that is in need of a clean up. Try it and see.
We hope that things will change soon and that the user will be able to assign
these things easily from within LyX.
Good luck,
Angus
{ background, N_("background"), "background", "linen", "background" },
{ foreground, N_("foreground"), "foreground", "black", "foreground" },
{ selection, N_("selection"), "selection", "LightBlue", "selection" },
{ latex, N_("latex"), "latex", "DarkRed", "latex" },
{ floats, N_("floats"), "floats", "red", "floats" },
{ note, N_("note"), "note", "black", "note" },
{ notebg, N_("note background"), "notebg", "yellow", "notebg" },
{ noteframe, N_("note frame"), "noteframe", "black", "noteframe" },
{ depthbar, N_("depth bar"), "depthbar", "IndianRed", "depthbar" },
{ language, N_("language"), "language", "Blue", "language" },
{ command, N_("command-inset"), "command", "black", "command" },
{ commandbg, N_("command-inset background"), "commandbg", "grey80",
"commandbg" },
{ commandframe, N_("inset frame"), "commandframe", "black", "commandframe" },
{ accent, N_("accent"), "accent", "black", "accent" },
{ accentbg, N_("accent background"), "accentbg", "offwhite", "accentbg" },
{ accentframe, N_("accent frame"), "accentframe", "linen", "accentframe" },
{ minipageline, N_("minipage line"), "minipageline", "violet",
"minipageline" },
{ special, N_("special char"), "special", "RoyalBlue", "special" },
{ math, N_("math"), "math", "DarkBlue", "math" },
{ mathbg, N_("math background"), "mathbg", "AntiqueWhite", "mathbg" },
{ mathframe, N_("math frame"), "mathframe", "Magenta", "mathframe" },
{ mathcursor, N_("math cursor"), "mathcursor", "black", "mathcursor" },
{ mathline, N_("math line"), "mathline", "Blue", "mathline" },
{ footnote, N_("footnote"), "footnote", "DarkRed", "footnote" },
{ footnotebg, N_("footnote background"), "footnotebg", "grey60",
"footnotebg" },
{ footnoteframe, N_("footnote frame"), "footnoteframe", "IndianRed",
"footnoteframe" },
{ ert, N_("ert"), "ert", "DarkRed", "ert" },
{ inset, N_("inset"), "inset", "black", "inset" },
{ insetbg, N_("inset background"), "insetbg", "grey60", "insetbg" },
{ insetframe, N_("inset frame"), "insetframe", "IndianRed", "insetframe" },
{ error, N_("error"), "error", "Red", "error" },
{ eolmarker, N_("end-of-line marker"), "eolmarker", "Brown", "eolmarker" },
{ appendixline, N_("appendix line"), "appendixline", "Brown", "appendixline"
},
{ vfillline, N_("vfill line"), "vfillline", "Brown", "vfillline" },
{ topline, N_("top/bottom line"), "topline", "Brown", "topline" },
{ tableline, N_("table line"), "tableline", "black", "tableline" },
{ tabularline, N_("tabular line"), "tabularline", "black",
"tabularline" },
{ tabularonoffline, N_("tabularonoff line"), "tabularonoffline",
"LightSteelBlue", "tabularonoffline" },
{ bottomarea, N_("bottom area"), "bottomarea", "grey40", "bottomarea" },
{ pagebreak, N_("page break"), "pagebreak", "RoyalBlue", "pagebreak" },
{ top, N_("top of button"), "top", "grey80", "top" },
{ bottom, N_("bottom of button"), "bottom", "grey40", "bottom" },
{ left, N_("left of button"), "left", "grey80", "left" },
{ right, N_("right of button"), "right", "grey40", "right" },
{ buttonbg, N_("button background"), "buttonbg", "grey60", "buttonbg" },
Re: $$OutName in \custom_export_command
> "Matej" == Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Matej> Hi, I know that it is probably VFA (very frequent answer), but Matej> may you tell, whether the variable $$OutName is set during Matej> \custom_export_command as it is set with \html_command? No, it is not... JMarc
Thank you and another question
Hi thanks to Herbert Voss for the resize answer. I have another question is it possible to increase the font size to 14 , the Max is 12 actually . Thanks , Paolo
Re: writing resume/CV
> "Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Ronny> Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And Ronny> thank you for your explanation, it's very helpful and very much Ronny> appreciated. Ronny> Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the Ronny> "topic" environment? Not currently. I could add a package option for that. Note also that you can change the fonts used in the cv (the documentation is at the top of cv.cls). If you come up with interesting settings, I can include them as a document option. Fell free to ask for improvements. I will feel free to implement them or not :) JMarc
Re: writing resume/CV
> "Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Ronny> Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the Ronny> "topic" environment? OK, try to get http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/cv.cls and add "notopicbreak" to Layout->Document->Extra Options Tell me if it is what you wanted. JMarc
Re: Thank you and another question
> I have another question is it possible to increase the font size to 14 , the > Max is 12 actually . hava look at http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/extsizes.html Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
WISH: Information on overfull \hboxes
Hi, just a thought -- would it be possible to add to the status line of LyX after succesfull processing of document via LaTeX instead mere "Done." aslo an information about the biggest overfull \hbox? So, that user can just check, whether something serious happened or there are only some microscopic things. I would hope, that such change would require only some simple parsing of .log file, so it should not be too difficult to be accomplished. And later someone may extended to the equivalent of TeX-debug-bad-boxes in AUCTeX :-) I certainly do not want to establish "A committee on advising somebody other how to code" (or how it was called by Alan Cox) -- just a thought to wish-list. And no, I am a lawyer, so I will not code it myself. Have a nice day Matej
Math eqs display problem
Hello, This is a beginning lyx user. My problem is no screen display of some frequently used math symbols such as \sum, \int, and "-". I think this is due to some screen font missing. My version of lyx is 1.1.5fix2, and I'm using it on RedHat 7.0. Please, let me know how to fix it. Thank you. Min-Ho Kyung
Re: Math eqs display problem
On Wed, 8 Nov 2000, Min-Ho Kyung wrote: > My problem is no screen display of some frequently used > math symbols such as \sum, \int, and "-". > I think this is due to some screen font missing. did you start mathstuff writing with alt-m-m or alt-m-d? in this math-boxes you'll see all the symbols. Herbert
Citing
Hi My girlfiend wants to know: start If I am citing in Lyx, the citation gets a number, which is shown in the text and at the end of the document. But I do not just want to cite numbers but something like [name et.al., year]. If I put this information in the comment lane, it shows after printing [12, name et.al., year]. So it shows the number which I do not want to see, neither in the document and nor in the reference list at the end of the text. (In the reference list I also want [name et.al., year] to appear!) end Is there a way to change the style lyx (tex) is printing the citation. I guess it is again one of these magic lines in the preamble, isn't it? thanks oliver -- Ingenieure Kellermann, Voigt, Hoepfl, Eichler, Weidner und Klinger DSP Solutions http://www.dspsolutions.de
lyx format of lyx file
I am getting an error message `need LyX-Format 2,16, the chosen file is 2.00 This is so even with newly created files or after having saved the file or after having saved it under a new name. I tried to find information in the diverse help manuals of Lyx -without success. Could somebody explain what the Lyx file format is/does and how to get the newer format? I am having problems with the lyx2pdf program due to this error. I am using version 1.1.5 fix 2 and Suse Linux Thanks! Wolfgang Engelmann
Re: Citing
Oliver Eichler wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> My girlfiend wants to know:
Hi
You are forced to use bibtex.
(it is easy to manage if you use pybliographic
download pybliographer from www.gnome.org/pybliographer)
Then use bibtex
and add in the Latex preamble
\usepackage[round,comma]{natbib}
in the insert bibtex file insert your bibliographic database
without the bib extension
use style natplain (if you do not have any other bibliographic
stylefiles you want to use)
This is just one straightforward way to do it!
q&d advice
Staffan
>
> start
> If I am citing in Lyx, the citation gets a number, which is shown in the
> text and at the end of the document. But I do not just want to cite
> numbers but something like [name et.al., year]. If I put this information
> in the comment lane, it shows after printing [12, name et.al., year]. So it
> shows the number which I do not want to see, neither in the document and nor
> in the reference list at the end of the text. (In the reference list I also
> want [name et.al., year] to appear!)
> end
>
> Is there a way to change the style lyx (tex) is printing the citation. I
> guess it is again one of these magic lines in the preamble, isn't it?
>
> thanks
>
> oliver
>
> --
> Ingenieure Kellermann, Voigt, Hoepfl, Eichler, Weidner und Klinger
>
> DSP Solutions http://www.dspsolutions.de
