Add multiple arguments to figure
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I am placing a figure in my document using the following code:
begin{figure}[H]
centering
includegraphics{AlgorithmFlow.png}
caption{Caption}
label{fig:myLabel}
end{figure}
I am using the float package to place the figure exactly in a specific part of the document. Nevertheless, it is also a pretty big figure so I want to resize it with the argument width=x but I am unable to place both arguments in the command. I am fairly new to LaTeX and I did not find out a way to do it and my searching did not yield any results (probably because I am unable to search for the specific terms).
floats optional-arguments resize
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I am placing a figure in my document using the following code:
begin{figure}[H]
centering
includegraphics{AlgorithmFlow.png}
caption{Caption}
label{fig:myLabel}
end{figure}
I am using the float package to place the figure exactly in a specific part of the document. Nevertheless, it is also a pretty big figure so I want to resize it with the argument width=x but I am unable to place both arguments in the command. I am fairly new to LaTeX and I did not find out a way to do it and my searching did not yield any results (probably because I am unable to search for the specific terms).
floats optional-arguments resize
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What is wrong withincludegraphics[width=x]{AlgorithmFlow.png}?
– JouleV
6 mins ago
I want to also use the[H]argument in addition to the width argument.
– The Bosco
5 mins ago
no the two things are separate, you want to scale the image with the options toincludegraphicsand want to control the float position with[H]onfigure
– David Carlisle
3 mins ago
Thefigureenvironment resizes itself with the width of what it contains. Its options are only floating options, i.e.H,h,t, etc.,widthis not among them. However,widthis an option ofincludegraphicscommand.
– JouleV
2 mins ago
If it is a large figure (anything more than half a page)[H]sounds rather unsuitable and the default float positioning likely to be better (or at least take far less manual adjustment to get a good page break)
– David Carlisle
1 min ago
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I am placing a figure in my document using the following code:
begin{figure}[H]
centering
includegraphics{AlgorithmFlow.png}
caption{Caption}
label{fig:myLabel}
end{figure}
I am using the float package to place the figure exactly in a specific part of the document. Nevertheless, it is also a pretty big figure so I want to resize it with the argument width=x but I am unable to place both arguments in the command. I am fairly new to LaTeX and I did not find out a way to do it and my searching did not yield any results (probably because I am unable to search for the specific terms).
floats optional-arguments resize
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I am placing a figure in my document using the following code:
begin{figure}[H]
centering
includegraphics{AlgorithmFlow.png}
caption{Caption}
label{fig:myLabel}
end{figure}
I am using the float package to place the figure exactly in a specific part of the document. Nevertheless, it is also a pretty big figure so I want to resize it with the argument width=x but I am unable to place both arguments in the command. I am fairly new to LaTeX and I did not find out a way to do it and my searching did not yield any results (probably because I am unable to search for the specific terms).
floats optional-arguments resize
floats optional-arguments resize
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What is wrong withincludegraphics[width=x]{AlgorithmFlow.png}?
– JouleV
6 mins ago
I want to also use the[H]argument in addition to the width argument.
– The Bosco
5 mins ago
no the two things are separate, you want to scale the image with the options toincludegraphicsand want to control the float position with[H]onfigure
– David Carlisle
3 mins ago
Thefigureenvironment resizes itself with the width of what it contains. Its options are only floating options, i.e.H,h,t, etc.,widthis not among them. However,widthis an option ofincludegraphicscommand.
– JouleV
2 mins ago
If it is a large figure (anything more than half a page)[H]sounds rather unsuitable and the default float positioning likely to be better (or at least take far less manual adjustment to get a good page break)
– David Carlisle
1 min ago
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What is wrong withincludegraphics[width=x]{AlgorithmFlow.png}?
– JouleV
6 mins ago
I want to also use the[H]argument in addition to the width argument.
– The Bosco
5 mins ago
no the two things are separate, you want to scale the image with the options toincludegraphicsand want to control the float position with[H]onfigure
– David Carlisle
3 mins ago
Thefigureenvironment resizes itself with the width of what it contains. Its options are only floating options, i.e.H,h,t, etc.,widthis not among them. However,widthis an option ofincludegraphicscommand.
– JouleV
2 mins ago
If it is a large figure (anything more than half a page)[H]sounds rather unsuitable and the default float positioning likely to be better (or at least take far less manual adjustment to get a good page break)
– David Carlisle
1 min ago
What is wrong with
includegraphics[width=x]{AlgorithmFlow.png}?– JouleV
6 mins ago
What is wrong with
includegraphics[width=x]{AlgorithmFlow.png}?– JouleV
6 mins ago
I want to also use the
[H] argument in addition to the width argument.– The Bosco
5 mins ago
I want to also use the
[H] argument in addition to the width argument.– The Bosco
5 mins ago
no the two things are separate, you want to scale the image with the options to
includegraphics and want to control the float position with [H] on figure– David Carlisle
3 mins ago
no the two things are separate, you want to scale the image with the options to
includegraphics and want to control the float position with [H] on figure– David Carlisle
3 mins ago
The
figure environment resizes itself with the width of what it contains. Its options are only floating options, i.e. H, h, t, etc., width is not among them. However, width is an option of includegraphics command.– JouleV
2 mins ago
The
figure environment resizes itself with the width of what it contains. Its options are only floating options, i.e. H, h, t, etc., width is not among them. However, width is an option of includegraphics command.– JouleV
2 mins ago
If it is a large figure (anything more than half a page)
[H] sounds rather unsuitable and the default float positioning likely to be better (or at least take far less manual adjustment to get a good page break)– David Carlisle
1 min ago
If it is a large figure (anything more than half a page)
[H] sounds rather unsuitable and the default float positioning likely to be better (or at least take far less manual adjustment to get a good page break)– David Carlisle
1 min ago
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What is wrong with
includegraphics[width=x]{AlgorithmFlow.png}?– JouleV
6 mins ago
I want to also use the
[H]argument in addition to the width argument.– The Bosco
5 mins ago
no the two things are separate, you want to scale the image with the options to
includegraphicsand want to control the float position with[H]onfigure– David Carlisle
3 mins ago
The
figureenvironment resizes itself with the width of what it contains. Its options are only floating options, i.e.H,h,t, etc.,widthis not among them. However,widthis an option ofincludegraphicscommand.– JouleV
2 mins ago
If it is a large figure (anything more than half a page)
[H]sounds rather unsuitable and the default float positioning likely to be better (or at least take far less manual adjustment to get a good page break)– David Carlisle
1 min ago