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How do I add a section in LYX?
You know the mantra by now: type in the words click on the environment list and select Section. Let’s add a subsection (your turn to guess), and finally a bit of text and see how we are doing. Not bad. Now we can add a few more subsections, more text and an itemized (bulleted) list, also using the environment list.
How do you write no section in LaTeX?
If you’d prefer your sections, subsection, and so forth to be displayed without numbers on the left side of the title, you simply add a * symbol to the command. (Note that section headings created this way will not be listed in the table of contents \tableofcontents.)
How to insert a caption in LyX figures?
Insert→Formatting→Horizontal Space→Horizontal Fill or Ctrl- -> right-click on space -> select “Horizontal Fill” (to insert a stretchable horizontal space) Change the width of the two minipages to 45% Textwidth (by clicking the right mouse button on each minipage) Insert a caption ( Insert→Caption ).
How to make a frameless box in LyX?
Insert→Box (to insert a frameless box a.k.a. minipage) Insert→Formatting→Horizontal Space→Horizontal Fill or Ctrl- -> right-click on space -> select “Horizontal Fill” (to insert a stretchable horizontal space) Change the width of the two minipages to 45% Textwidth (by clicking the right mouse button on each minipage)
How to change the default behaviour in LyX?
Menu: Edit→Paragraph Settings ( Layout→Paragraph) and select Center in the Alignment box. Press Ok. Menu: Insert→Graphics and choose the file etc. The default behaviour used to be that paragraph was centered, but this was changed since it didn’t match LaTeX’s behaviour.
Do you use relative or absolute paths in LyX?
You should use relative, not absolute paths. From Wikipedia: ” a relative path starts from some given working directory, avoiding the need to provide the full absolute path.”. You can achieve this in two ways. In the LyX file, load graphics as usual. Example directory structure: