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How to remove a caption when using figure. I need to have a figure with no captions or the word Fig
Figure[!t]()[width=1textwidth]{figures/loc.pdf}
{certain caption. }
captions wrapfigure
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How to remove a caption when using figure. I need to have a figure with no captions or the word Fig
Figure[!t]()[width=1textwidth]{figures/loc.pdf}
{certain caption. }
captions wrapfigure
asked 10 mins ago
MohamedMohamed
1155
Don't usecaption, then no caption will appear.
– JouleV
5 mins ago
Do you want to remove the entire caption or just the word "Figure" as suggested in the title (which would presumably leave a lone number)? It would help us greatly if you could show us a short example document of your use ofFigureinstead of a single line of code. I don't thinkFigureis a standard command and the usage shown in the code does not quite seem to be the same as theFigurecommand fromeasyfig, so it is not clear whatFiguredoes. The short example document would show us where or howFigureis defined (which package you load for it).
– moewe
3 mins ago
add a comment |
How to remove a caption when using figure. I need to have a figure with no captions or the word Fig
Figure[!t]()[width=1textwidth]{figures/loc.pdf}
{certain caption. }
captions wrapfigure
asked 10 mins ago
MohamedMohamed
1155
How to remove a caption when using figure. I need to have a figure with no captions or the word Fig
Figure[!t]()[width=1textwidth]{figures/loc.pdf}
{certain caption. }
captions wrapfigure
captions wrapfigure
asked 10 mins ago
MohamedMohamed
1155
asked 10 mins ago
MohamedMohamed
1155
asked 10 mins ago
MohamedMohamed
1155
asked 10 mins ago
MohamedMohamed
1155
asked 10 mins ago
MohamedMohamed
1155
1155
Don't usecaption, then no caption will appear.
– JouleV
5 mins ago
Do you want to remove the entire caption or just the word "Figure" as suggested in the title (which would presumably leave a lone number)? It would help us greatly if you could show us a short example document of your use ofFigureinstead of a single line of code. I don't thinkFigureis a standard command and the usage shown in the code does not quite seem to be the same as theFigurecommand fromeasyfig, so it is not clear whatFiguredoes. The short example document would show us where or howFigureis defined (which package you load for it).
– moewe
3 mins ago
add a comment |
Don't usecaption, then no caption will appear.
– JouleV
5 mins ago
Do you want to remove the entire caption or just the word "Figure" as suggested in the title (which would presumably leave a lone number)? It would help us greatly if you could show us a short example document of your use ofFigureinstead of a single line of code. I don't thinkFigureis a standard command and the usage shown in the code does not quite seem to be the same as theFigurecommand fromeasyfig, so it is not clear whatFiguredoes. The short example document would show us where or howFigureis defined (which package you load for it).
– moewe
3 mins ago
Don't use
caption, then no caption will appear.– JouleV
5 mins ago
Don't use
caption, then no caption will appear.– JouleV
5 mins ago
Do you want to remove the entire caption or just the word "Figure" as suggested in the title (which would presumably leave a lone number)? It would help us greatly if you could show us a short example document of your use of
Figure instead of a single line of code. I don't think Figure is a standard command and the usage shown in the code does not quite seem to be the same as the Figure command from easyfig, so it is not clear what Figure does. The short example document would show us where or how Figure is defined (which package you load for it).– moewe
3 mins ago
Do you want to remove the entire caption or just the word "Figure" as suggested in the title (which would presumably leave a lone number)? It would help us greatly if you could show us a short example document of your use of
Figure instead of a single line of code. I don't think Figure is a standard command and the usage shown in the code does not quite seem to be the same as the Figure command from easyfig, so it is not clear what Figure does. The short example document would show us where or how Figure is defined (which package you load for it).– moewe
3 mins ago
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Don't use
caption, then no caption will appear.– JouleV
5 mins ago
Do you want to remove the entire caption or just the word "Figure" as suggested in the title (which would presumably leave a lone number)? It would help us greatly if you could show us a short example document of your use of
Figureinstead of a single line of code. I don't thinkFigureis a standard command and the usage shown in the code does not quite seem to be the same as theFigurecommand fromeasyfig, so it is not clear whatFiguredoes. The short example document would show us where or howFigureis defined (which package you load for it).– moewe
3 mins ago