On 1/16/06, Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> LyX isn't made for TeX code, this is the reason why you
> shouldn't mix ERT and LyX text. Write the
> \fbox{\makebox[\widthof{Exercise 23}][l]{Exercise 1}}
> _only_ in ERT. At least you need a %
>
> \fbox{\makebox[\widthof{Exercise 23}][l]{%
> E
Paul Smith wrote:
On 1/16/06, Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
\fbox{\makebox[\widthof{Exercise 23}]{Exercise 1}}
\fbox{Exercise 23}
Thanks, Herbert. Is it possible to use left alignment (only inside the
box) for the two boxes? I tried \raggedleft, but with no success.
\fbox{\makebo
On 1/16/06, Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>\fbox{\makebox[\widthof{Exercise 23}]{Exercise 1}}
> >>
> >>\fbox{Exercise 23}
> >
> > Thanks, Herbert. Is it possible to use left alignment (only inside the
> > box) for the two boxes? I tried \raggedleft, but with no success.
>
> \fbox{\make
Paul Smith wrote:
\fbox{\makebox[\widthof{Exercise 23}]{Exercise 1}}
\fbox{Exercise 23}
Thanks, Herbert. Is it possible to use left alignment (only inside the
box) for the two boxes? I tried \raggedleft, but with no success.
\fbox{\makebox[\widthof{Exercise 23}][l]{Exercise 1}}
Herbert
On 1/16/06, Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I would like to box the text
> >
> > Exercise 1
> >
> > in such a way that the box of the text
> >
> > Exercise 23
> >
> > has the same width of the one surrounding "Exercise 1". I tried \fbox,
> > but with no success.
>
> with package calc
>
Paul Smith wrote:
I would like to box the text
Exercise 1
in such a way that the box of the text
Exercise 23
has the same width of the one surrounding "Exercise 1". I tried \fbox,
but with no success.
with package calc
\fbox{\makebox[\widthof{Exercise 23}]{Exercise 1}}
\fbox{Exercise 23}
