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As i cant comment on posts yet, i will have to ask this question. Here is the link with the example: (The last answer by markellos is what im using and reffering to)

path of figures in different directories with subfile latex

His case:

Main.tex:

providecommand{main}{.} 

documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[english]{babel}

usepackage{graphicx}



%here is the path

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}



usepackage{subfiles}



usepackage{blindtext}



begin{document}



subfile{main/chap1/chap1}



end{document}

chap1.tex

providecommand{main}{..}

documentclass[main/main.tex]{subfiles}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[bh]

centering

includegraphics[width=4cm]{f1}



label{fig:img1}

caption{ShareLaTeX learn logo}

end{figure}



Hello, here is some text...

end{document}

So lets say that my main images directory is the 'images', and you call that by using: includegraphics[width=4cm]{./f1} (at least i do)

But i also have a subfolder within 'images' called 'ABC'.. How to i call from that using includegraphics ?

I not very good at latex and i mainly copy things off from answers and other templates to mix for my own likings. Im writing my thesis, and i will have several other subfolder containing images (im doing histology). So it would be very convenient to sort them out in different folder from the main 'images' folder.

I tried includegraphics{../f1), but something tells me that i have to modify this line in the main.tex to include my subfolders:

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}

But how?

Br

subfiles includegraphics

share|improve this question

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ThomasblindhardtThomasblindhardt

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As i cant comment on posts yet, i will have to ask this question. Here is the link with the example: (The last answer by markellos is what im using and reffering to)

path of figures in different directories with subfile latex

His case:

Main.tex:

providecommand{main}{.} 

documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[english]{babel}

usepackage{graphicx}



%here is the path

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}



usepackage{subfiles}



usepackage{blindtext}



begin{document}



subfile{main/chap1/chap1}



end{document}

chap1.tex

providecommand{main}{..}

documentclass[main/main.tex]{subfiles}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[bh]

centering

includegraphics[width=4cm]{f1}



label{fig:img1}

caption{ShareLaTeX learn logo}

end{figure}



Hello, here is some text...

end{document}

So lets say that my main images directory is the 'images', and you call that by using: includegraphics[width=4cm]{./f1} (at least i do)

But i also have a subfolder within 'images' called 'ABC'.. How to i call from that using includegraphics ?

I not very good at latex and i mainly copy things off from answers and other templates to mix for my own likings. Im writing my thesis, and i will have several other subfolder containing images (im doing histology). So it would be very convenient to sort them out in different folder from the main 'images' folder.

I tried includegraphics{../f1), but something tells me that i have to modify this line in the main.tex to include my subfolders:

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}

But how?

Br

subfiles includegraphics

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

ThomasblindhardtThomasblindhardt

82

add a comment | 

As i cant comment on posts yet, i will have to ask this question. Here is the link with the example: (The last answer by markellos is what im using and reffering to)

path of figures in different directories with subfile latex

His case:

Main.tex:

providecommand{main}{.} 

documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[english]{babel}

usepackage{graphicx}



%here is the path

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}



usepackage{subfiles}



usepackage{blindtext}



begin{document}



subfile{main/chap1/chap1}



end{document}

chap1.tex

providecommand{main}{..}

documentclass[main/main.tex]{subfiles}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[bh]

centering

includegraphics[width=4cm]{f1}



label{fig:img1}

caption{ShareLaTeX learn logo}

end{figure}



Hello, here is some text...

end{document}

So lets say that my main images directory is the 'images', and you call that by using: includegraphics[width=4cm]{./f1} (at least i do)

But i also have a subfolder within 'images' called 'ABC'.. How to i call from that using includegraphics ?

I not very good at latex and i mainly copy things off from answers and other templates to mix for my own likings. Im writing my thesis, and i will have several other subfolder containing images (im doing histology). So it would be very convenient to sort them out in different folder from the main 'images' folder.

I tried includegraphics{../f1), but something tells me that i have to modify this line in the main.tex to include my subfolders:

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}

But how?

Br

subfiles includegraphics

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

ThomasblindhardtThomasblindhardt

82

providecommand{main}{.} 

documentclass{article}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[english]{babel}

usepackage{graphicx}



%here is the path

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}



usepackage{subfiles}



usepackage{blindtext}



begin{document}



subfile{main/chap1/chap1}



end{document}

providecommand{main}{..}

documentclass[main/main.tex]{subfiles}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[bh]

centering

includegraphics[width=4cm]{f1}



label{fig:img1}

caption{ShareLaTeX learn logo}

end{figure}



Hello, here is some text...

end{document}

graphicspath{{main/images/}{images/}}

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

ThomasblindhardtThomasblindhardt

82

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

ThomasblindhardtThomasblindhardt

82

asked 11 mins ago

ThomasblindhardtThomasblindhardt

82

asked 11 mins ago

ThomasblindhardtThomasblindhardt

82