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In Lyx, I have to insert 3 authors in an article. For each one of them I will have to specify their email address and the university they belong to. Two belong to the same one:
author_a, author_a@email.com, university_1
author_b, author_b@email.com, university_2
author_c, author_c@email.com, university_2
How do I do this in Lyx? I tried looking at this, but it's quite confusing. Could anybody write me step-by-step how to do this?
Thanks a lot.
You need to give the column where you want to do this a fixed width — right-click the cell, select More | Settings and in the pop-up dialogue enter a reasonable value in width. I have, for your example, set it to 2 cm.
If you have Lyx ≥ 2.0.4, you can just type Enter now.
Otherwise, without space, Insert | Tex Code right after veni. In the field that appears, type \linebreak with, importantly, a space after the box. Repeat the same for vidi. The job should be done.
Using \newline as suggested by @Vitaly also allows new lines, but indents the last line and moves off the center:
Welcome to TeX.SE! If you want to stick with the apalike bibliography style, you'll need to edit it a wee bit, as follows:
Locate the file apalike.bst on your system, and copy it to a new file called, say, ogapalike.bst. Don't edit the original file directly.
Open the file ogapalike.bst in your favorite editor.
Locate the following line in the function format.names (it's on l. 225 in my copy of this file):
{ " and " * t * }
and change it -- you guessed it -- to
{ " og " * t * }
Locate the following line in the function format.lab.names (it's on l. 851 in my copy of the file):
{ " and " * s #2 "{vv~}{ll}" format.name$ * }
and change it -- you guessed right again! -- to
{ " og " * s #2 "{vv~}{ll}" format.name$ * }
Save the file ogapalike.bst either in the directory where your main .tex file is located, or somewhere in the search path of your TeX distribution; if you do the latter, be sure to update the TeX filename database according to the distribution's suggestions. Start using it with the instruction
\bibliographystyle{ogapalike}
The first time you use the new style file, be sure to rerun BibTeX and LaTeX twice more to fully propagate all "and to og" changes...
Happy (Bib)TeXing!
Best Answer
Or use forced newlines (
CTRL+Enter)Easy as that ;)