i will try the hack with a new file, but i think i will stick to the
"Format>Paragraph Dialog" option with my thesis for now :-)
varun
Also is there a way i can set this as a rule for all figures.
AFAIK, unfortunately, not.
As a hack, you can redefine the latex command that insets the graphics
to
include a center.
From Herbert Voss' Tips & Tricks, (http://www.texnik.de)
add the following to your preamble
\makeatletter
\renewenvi
On 5.07.04, Varun Reddy wrote:
> Hi,
> Some of the figures that i insert in LyX are not centered in the
> resulting .pdf file. Which options do i chose in the Graphics window
> to center the figures?
By default, none of the pictures are centered. You have to go to the
paragraph containing the pi
Hi,
Some of the figures that i insert in LyX are not centered in the
resulting .pdf file. Which options do i chose in the Graphics window
to center the figures? Also is there a way i can set this as a rule
for all figures.
varun
Hi Rich and Günter
Thanks for the tip. (How did I miss it?!)
Hassoun
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Hassoun Karam wrote:
By the way, my Lyx refuses to center the images when I use the 'center'
option in the Insert|Graphics|Rotation tab|Origin: Center. Any clues?
Hassoun,
Try Format ->
On 16.06.04, Hassoun Karam wrote:
> Hi List
>
> I am trying to center all images included in floats (in a document) and
> change the font size of their captions. What is the code to be included
> in the preamble?
1. Unfortunately, there is no generic option to center images in floats.
You have
On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Hassoun Karam wrote:
> By the way, my Lyx refuses to center the images when I use the 'center'
> option in the Insert|Graphics|Rotation tab|Origin: Center. Any clues?
Hassoun,
Try Format -> Paragraph -> Center
Rich
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Hi List
I am trying to center all images included in floats (in a document) and
change the font size of their captions. What is the code to be included
in the preamble?
By the way, my Lyx refuses to center the images when I use the 'center'
option in the Insert|Graphics|Rotation tab|Origin: Cen
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> Herbert Voss gave an answer to this elsewhere in the group, I think. ERT
> \centering before the figure?
Indeed. And on Herbert's pages there is a tip on how to center all figures at
once:
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/LaTeX/floats/floats.phtml#center
Juergen.
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Rudolph van der Merwe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:3F2016E7.5080607
@bme.ogi.edu:
> What is the preferred way to center an included graphic (say an EPS
> file) inside a figure float? Currently I have to first insert the image
> and then go to Layout->Paragraph->Alignmen
What is the preferred way to center an included graphic (say an EPS
file) inside a figure float? Currently I have to first insert the image
and then go to Layout->Paragraph->Alignment->Center, which (without
the availability of a keyboard shortcut) is very cumbersome.
Rudolph
I have resolved using the gnuplot 'set origin' command. Thanks.
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On Wed, 6 Mar 2002 10:42:04 +0100 wrote Davide Cavallari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> the problem. Infact, there is a lot of blank space to the right of the
> graph generated by gnuplot.
>
> Is there a way to get rid of this useless area?
Correct the bounding box of the eps file, e.g. with epscro
On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 05:40:37PM +0100, Wayan wrote:
> On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Davide Cavallari wrote:
> > but with these files generated by gnuplot this doesn't work.
>
> it is depended on the set size and set (lrbt)margin command in gnuplot.
> Sometime the set size command produce a blank area
h --> center.
you don't need en ERT command to make it centered.
> With figures exported in both latex and postscript by xfig, I simply
> surrounded the inputted file with the latex commands
>
> \begin{center}
>
> \end{center}
you do not need this ERT command for cent
I have generated a .tex file pointing to an auxiliary file .ps with
gnuplot. I have inputted this file in a figure float. How can I center the
figure?
With figures exported in both latex and postscript by xfig, I simply
surrounded the inputted file with the latex commands
\begin{cen
This mail answers a trivial question I have asked times ago:
how can one center .latex figures in a float?
This answer is quite obvious, but may help.
It suffices to insert a \center in ERT right before the figure,
within the float.
Laurent
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