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The sidebar is generated but it’s all squished on the bottom side of the page (if I use the X parameter). You're limiting the `width' of your tabularx to \textwidth . Then you have raised \tabcolsep to 1 cm, which is inserted `left' and `right' of each of the three columns, that leaves \textwidth -...

Come to think of it,

would be even easier.

KR
Rainer

I guess that's just it---an H column is not specified. If I had to create one, I'd do s.th. like \documentclass{article} \usepackage{array} \newsavebox\dummy \newcolumntype{H}{>{\begin{lrbox}{\dummy}}c<{\end{lrbox}}@{}} \begin{document} \raggedright \begin{tabular}{rl} one & two\\ three & fo...

Hi,
each \left command must be accompanied by a matching \right command within the same line (and group).
Use \right. just before the & sign of the first line and
\left. at the beginning of the second line.

KR
Rainer

Isn't `deleting part of the source' a function of the text editor you're using?
Or are you after something to `keep in .tex file, but strip from .pdf'? That should be doable by

which should work for all TeX engines.

KR

Rainer

Well, instead of a single \parbox inside the \rotatebox , you could use 3 smaller ones: {\rotatebox{90}{% \parbox{10cm}{% \raggedleft\textcolor{black}{\bfseries\scshape\thechapter.\leftmark}% }% \hspace{2cm}% \parbox{4cm}{\centering\color{red!70!black} company name}% \hspace{2cm}% \parbox{10cm}{\rag...

perhaps \vphantom is what you're really after: \documentclass[11pt,letterpaper,twoside]{book} \usepackage{lmodern} \usepackage{amsmath} %\setlength{\jot}{\baselineskip} \newcommand*\bigstrut{\vphantom{\frac{A^2}{y^2}}} \begin{document} Blabla: \begin{gather} \bigstrut x^2 - \frac{1}{2} \, x = 3, \\ ...

Well, I'm not a LyX user, but it sounds like it runs ⋅ pdfLaTeX (probably more than once to resolve TOC/LOF/LOT) ⋅ BibTeX ⋅ makeindex (or vice versa) ⋅ pdfLaTeX (again, probably more than once) When BibTeX is run, it creates a .bbl file which is read by the ne...

I'm totally guessing now, but it has "\makeindex" in the middle of the package imports. I don't see a problem with that. \makeindex basically creates a file handle for the .idx file, opens it for writing, (re)defines \index so it will write into this .idx file, and lets itself to `don't-d...

Well, if I would try s.th. like that, I'd use the parent's values to create the indent for the current entry, e.g., \cftsecindent + \cftsecnumwidth for \cftsubsecindent . Should you later decide on, say, a different indent for section entries, you'll just need to change it in one place (and not seve...