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| False-color processing of Ring, Carina, Eagle Nebulas' images from James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) Gorgeous images! Nice work! |
| You're welcome! BTW, in the template just below the Figure caption is a "Picture" cell with a placeholder image that is also non-editable. You can use the same methods to modify "Picture" cells (Method 1) or its style definition (Method 2). |
| Hi Omar, Assuming that you are using the aforementioned "Textbook" stylesheet, you made the modification outlined in my original comment, and the first cell in the Notebook is a "BookChapterNumber"-Cell, replace the first cell with following Cell... |
| That would be my expectation. But I'm not very familiar with Workbench. Can you do a test build to verify CellID preservation? |
| Hi Mark, just a minor correction. What I referred to as page size is actually the paper size. The dialog that sets the paper size is located in File > Printing Settings > Page Setup.... |
| Hi Michael, Were you wanting the TraditionalForm look with limits above and below the summation, but as an inline cell? In that case, you will need to specify the cell option UnderoverscriptBoxOptions -> {LimitsPositioning -> False}. However, the... |
| Additionally, Alt-0 opens the Format > Style > Other... dialog. That allows you to type in a style name manually without unformatting the cell. |
| Nice demo. Thanks! |
| Are you asking for a style definition that assigns a unique CellTag to each cell of that style? I don't believe there is any way to assign CellTags via a style definition. Have you tried using AuthorTools to generate a table of contents? |