Let LaTeX decide where to place figures Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar...
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Let LaTeX decide where to place figures
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)Floats - how to restrict floating to subsection only in one section of the document?Float positioned in the middle of an otherwise empty pageProtect text from being interrupted by figures or tablesThe place of my tableForbid LaTeX to place float before mentionProblem in code for inserting the Figures and Tables in top of next page81 figures in a Latex documentPreventing floats of being before sectionHow to place all floats currently in holding queue at specific pointForce floats to appear where referenced
There are too many posts that complains LaTeX is not doing a good enough job in placing floats such as figures, and ways to work around them ([!htbp], usepackage{float}, etc.). Upon curiosity I cannot help thinking it the other way around. If I am satisfied with the mechanism that LaTeX position the floats and I know exactly which figures I want to appear "here" (the first time they are referenced), which I am happy to place on the top of the pages, and which I am happy even if they appear on a separate page, and that I am feeling lazy (in the sense that I want LaTeX to make the decisions for me),
Is there a way to put the source code for all the floats (you may restrict the discussion to figures if you like) in a tex file that is to be input or includeed, with all the necessary position specifiers given, and let LaTeX automatically insert them where appropriate by referencing them?
Side question: I don't understand why people should use floats at all if they are using the [H] specifier of the float package.
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There are too many posts that complains LaTeX is not doing a good enough job in placing floats such as figures, and ways to work around them ([!htbp], usepackage{float}, etc.). Upon curiosity I cannot help thinking it the other way around. If I am satisfied with the mechanism that LaTeX position the floats and I know exactly which figures I want to appear "here" (the first time they are referenced), which I am happy to place on the top of the pages, and which I am happy even if they appear on a separate page, and that I am feeling lazy (in the sense that I want LaTeX to make the decisions for me),
Is there a way to put the source code for all the floats (you may restrict the discussion to figures if you like) in a tex file that is to be input or includeed, with all the necessary position specifiers given, and let LaTeX automatically insert them where appropriate by referencing them?
Side question: I don't understand why people should use floats at all if they are using the [H] specifier of the float package.
floats positioning
asked 4 mins ago
Weijun ZhouWeijun Zhou
1568
add a comment |
There are too many posts that complains LaTeX is not doing a good enough job in placing floats such as figures, and ways to work around them ([!htbp], usepackage{float}, etc.). Upon curiosity I cannot help thinking it the other way around. If I am satisfied with the mechanism that LaTeX position the floats and I know exactly which figures I want to appear "here" (the first time they are referenced), which I am happy to place on the top of the pages, and which I am happy even if they appear on a separate page, and that I am feeling lazy (in the sense that I want LaTeX to make the decisions for me),
Is there a way to put the source code for all the floats (you may restrict the discussion to figures if you like) in a tex file that is to be input or includeed, with all the necessary position specifiers given, and let LaTeX automatically insert them where appropriate by referencing them?
Side question: I don't understand why people should use floats at all if they are using the [H] specifier of the float package.
floats positioning
asked 4 mins ago
Weijun ZhouWeijun Zhou
1568
There are too many posts that complains LaTeX is not doing a good enough job in placing floats such as figures, and ways to work around them ([!htbp], usepackage{float}, etc.). Upon curiosity I cannot help thinking it the other way around. If I am satisfied with the mechanism that LaTeX position the floats and I know exactly which figures I want to appear "here" (the first time they are referenced), which I am happy to place on the top of the pages, and which I am happy even if they appear on a separate page, and that I am feeling lazy (in the sense that I want LaTeX to make the decisions for me),
Is there a way to put the source code for all the floats (you may restrict the discussion to figures if you like) in a tex file that is to be input or includeed, with all the necessary position specifiers given, and let LaTeX automatically insert them where appropriate by referencing them?
Side question: I don't understand why people should use floats at all if they are using the [H] specifier of the float package.
floats positioning
floats positioning
asked 4 mins ago
Weijun ZhouWeijun Zhou
1568
asked 4 mins ago
Weijun ZhouWeijun Zhou
1568
asked 4 mins ago
Weijun ZhouWeijun Zhou
1568
asked 4 mins ago
Weijun ZhouWeijun Zhou
1568
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