Dang. That was my only idea. You could post your question (and minimum working example, both the .tex and .lyx files) on tex.stackexchange.com.skonvols2k wrote:Hi, nothing changed.
here the example
TNX A LOT
LyX ⇒ bulleted list inside table cells
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tabular
environment, which let's that table disappear.In the LyX layout it's
\begin_layout Labeling ... \end_layout
and in the exported .tex file it's
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\begin{lyxlist}{00.00.0000}
\item [{%
...}]
\end{lyxlist}
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Re: bulleted list inside table cells
Tnx a lot again
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No I don't, except for a hackish script that you could put in your LyX export script that does what Stefan suggested. This looks like a bug, right?Stefan_K wrote:I got no tabular output. So I looked both at the .lyx source file and at the exported .tex file. There's a LyX list around thetabular
environment, which let's that table disappear.
In the LyX layout it's\begin_layout Labeling ... \end_layout
and in the exported .tex file it'sAfter I removed that in the exported file and compiled, it showed the table, which it did not before. Perhaps so Scott has another thought to fix that.Code: Select all
\begin{lyxlist}{00.00.0000} \item [{% ...}] \end{lyxlist}
Stefan
I will revisit this in a few months once I learn more about LyX's internal LaTeX code.
Thanks Stefan,
Scott