Re: numbered figures
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- Subject: [mg99749] Re: numbered figures
- From: Hannes <HannesKessler at hushmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 05:07:11 -0400 (EDT)
- References: <gu8uhq$6tn$1@smc.vnet.net>
Thanks Tom, your style is just what I was looking for.
I copied the default style sheet Default.nb to Default.modified.nb
into my $UserBaseDirectory/SystemFiles/FrontEnd/StyleSheets directory
and added your style with a text editor. Now it can be loaded into an
open notebook from the Format->Stylesheet menu. I inserted also the
option MenuPosition->10000 after CounterIncrements->"Figure". After
that, the new Figure style can be chosen from the style dropdown menu
in the edit toolbar if that has been switched on in the option
inspector (ctrl-shift-o, Show option values->Global preferences,
Lookup->WindowToolbars->Editbar).
Best regards,
Hannes Kessler
On 11 Mai, 12:27, Tom Burton <tbur... at brahea.com> wrote:
> I put the following cells in my local style sheet. Then "Figure" is a
> defined style. I do the same for Tables. Use an Automatic Numbering
> object to reference Figure by number. The key elements in the text
> below are CounterBox and CounterIncrements. The rest is formating,
> which you can change to suit your taste, although you should probably
> retain PageBreakAbove->False.
>
> Cell[StyleData["Figure"],
> CellMargins->{{55, 50}, {5, 5}},
> PageBreakAbove->False,
> CellFrameLabels->{{
> Cell[
> TextData[{"Figure ",
> CounterBox["Figure"], ". "}]], None}, {None, None}},
> Hyphenation->True,
> CounterIncrements->"Figure",
> FontFamily->"Ariel",
> FontSize->10,
> FontWeight->"Bold"]
> Cell[StyleData["Figure", "Presentation"],
> CellMargins->{{55, 50}, {5, 5}},
> PageBreakAbove->False,
> Hyphenation->True,
> FontFamily->"Ariel",
> FontSize->13,
> FontWeight->"Bold"]
> Cell[StyleData["Figure", "Printout"],
> CellMargins->{{55, 55}, {5, 2}},
> FontSize->8]
>
> It would probably be better to add this to an external style sheet and =
> then reference the sheet, but I've never learned to do that.
>
> BTW, this dates back to version 5. There may be better ways now to do
> this.