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-http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/DocumentationDevelopment#EmbeddedObjects
+http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Manuals#EmbeddedObjects
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within a separate, horizontally centered paragraph:
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This is the same image like the one above but in draft mode:
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have a line below them and the cells of the second row have a line above
them.
Here is an example table:
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You can also specify a row where the table is split.
See the following multi-page table to see how it works:
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is an example of a multi-page table with different heading where the second
caption does not include the table number.
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Code at the beginning of the cell.
This ensures that the part of the cell that will be displayed on the new
page appears with the full width.
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the multicolumn.
Here is an example table with a multicolumn cell in the first row and one
in the last row without the upper border:
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Here is an example table with a multirow in the first column:
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cm wide column:
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) but this will not respect the cell lines as demonstrated in this table:
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The 3-argument scheme is for example useful for cross-tables of sports leagues
or distances:
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For larger cross-tables one might use split cells in 2 or every corner of
the table like in this example:
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The necessary width of split cells is automatically calculated.
Thus if you set a fixed column width smaller than the calculated one, the
cell's content will protrude the cell borders:
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in the first cell:
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Note that the split cell needs to be the widest one in the column.
Otherwise the length of the diagonal line cannot be calculated correctly
like in this table:
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cm is used:
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Box
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, you can align the box content horizontally in the box dialog.
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Parboxes are very similar to minipages with the difference that they cannot
have footnotes.
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have these positions in the paragraph:
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:
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Only one line is surrounding the initial, which is formed by two letters
in standard font and no text is printed in small caps:
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-figure This experimental template supports images created with the program
+figure This experimental template supports
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+SVG
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+images
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+ that contain text written in \SpecialChar LaTeX
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+
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+It relies on the PDF/PS+\SpecialChar LaTeX
+ option of
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+created with
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+the program
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name "Inkscape"
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.
- It works very similarly to Xfig support, except that Inkscape is a more
- modern image editor than Xfig, which uses Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
- as its native format.
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+As described by the CTAN demonstration package
+\emph on
+svg-inkscape
+\emph default
+,
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+\emph on
+using the
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+PDF+\SpecialChar LaTeX
+ output
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+ option of Inkscape, it is possible to include SVG in documents, in which
+ \SpecialChar LaTeX
+ typesets the text.
+ This results in uniform text style throughout the document, including text
+ in images; moreover, \SpecialChar LaTeX
+ commands may be used in the image’s text, providing
+ such things as mathematics and references.
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+With Inkscape, even the size of the font is taken from the surrounding \SpecialChar LaTeX
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+ document.
+ Of course, you can always embed \SpecialChar LaTeX
+ modifiers like
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+
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+Large
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+,
+\family typewriter
+
+\backslash
+small
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+, etc.
+ into your figure text strings.
+ Refer to the
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+svg-inkscape
+\emph default
+ documentation package for more information and examples.
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+It should be noted that while the image takes into account the surrounding
+ font, its preview in \SpecialChar LyX
+ does not.
+ Wrapping the external inset in a preview inset gives better results in
+ this regard.
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+It
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+The template
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+ works very similarly to Xfig support, except that Inkscape is a more modern
+ image editor than Xfig, which uses Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) as its
+ native format.
+
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LyX will process the image file in much the same way as it does an Xfig
image, extracting the text into a separate TeX file for the text strings,
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The reason why we would use this complicated process at all, like in the
case of Xfig, is that it makes the text strings inside the figure of the
same font type and attributes as the surrounding text, which looks so much
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into your figure text strings.
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Input This method is very similar to the Include method.
The differences are:
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