I want to insert a number of drop-shadowed frame inside a document and place (the same) graphic in the top left hand corner of each box. I would like the text in the rest of the box to wrap around this graphic – with some (arbitrary) margin.
What is the best way to do this? I had the graphic in a frame inside the frame but the text all went to the bottom of the frame, apart from the first paragraph.
UpdateThe general idea is that I want something like this:
-----------frame---------------
|XXXGRAPHICXXXX mytext here |
|XXXXXXXXXXXXXX text again |
|XXXXXXXXXXXXXX more text |
|and the text wraps round the |
|graphic. |
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I haven't added the listing that has been asked for as I am really hoping for a LyX-based solution as opposed to one in LaTeX. But I can add that is people really think it's helpful – it's an article class document, standard LyX template.
Best Answer
Go to Insert > Float > Figure Wrap Float. You did not specify a caption in your ascii picture so I do not enter a caption.
Go to Insert > Graphics > Browse and select your graphic.
Go outside the figure wrap inset (e.g. control-right).
Insert the text you want.
If you stop here, you will get something like the following in LyX:
Which looks like this in pdf:
To customize to how you want:
right-click where it says "wrap-figure" and go to settings (or go to Edit > Text Wrap Settings).
Change "placement" from Outer to Inner.
Change "Width" accordingly.
Here is a screen shot of the settings for my example:
Here is the pdf output:
You can download the example .lyx and .png file here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/v5x20abticsmfvm/wrapExample.lyx https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hdktembatsp11c/beamer-knight2.png
Just put them in the same folder and you are set.