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[Alexandre Dezotti <address@hidden>]

I did not try but that's what I would also think. If you want to be sure you could also make a style file where to put this definition and include it in the master document.

Best regards,

Alexandre.

2015-02-02 23:35 GMT+01:00 marc lalaude-labayle <address@hidden>:

Thank you Alexandre,

i could open the box, but now i have to read how to set the style i want.

Moreover, i have a master document in which i include several files. Do i have to change theses settings in all the files or only on the master as i think).

Marc

2015-02-02 11:43 GMT+01:00 Alexandre Dezotti <address@hidden>:

Hi,

You probably want a macro like this one in a style file:

<assign|quotation|<\macro|body>
      <\padded>
        <\indent-both|<value|quote-left-indentation>|<value|quote-right-indentation>>
          <surround|<yes-indent>||<with|font-base-size|11|<arg|body>><arg|body>>
        </indent-both>
      </padded>
    </macro>>

Theoretically, you could modify the "quotation" style for the whole document by doing the following:

Insert a quotation, keeping the cursor inside the quotation bounding box, there's a spanner/wrench in the fourth menu line, the associated menu has a "edit macro" entry. Clicking on it opens a dialog box where you could set the style you want. Then the modifications are done for all the quotations in the dicument.

Best,
Alexandre.

2015-02-01 18:04 GMT+01:00 marc lalaude-labayle <address@hidden>:

Hi to all,

i'd like to modify the book style into a thesis style with the following constraints: the font should be 12pt for the whole document except for the citation for which it should be 11pt. The exercises and problems should be 12pt too.

Where do i have to modify these options in the book style in order to get this new style ?

Thx for your help.

ML