R. Bastian wrote:
On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:01:11 +0100
Wolfgang Schuster <schuster.wolfg...@googlemail.com> scribit:
\placefigure[none]{}{\externalfigure[...]}
it wörks nit, but
That's because the "none" ended up between the wrong parentheses; when
you do not want captions while using \placefigure, write "none" in the
spot where the caption would normally be:
\placefigure
[...]
{none} %no caption
{\externalfigure[...]}
This works, at least in older versions of ConTeXt. I've got a few
figures where it is used, this way I can be certain that the figure
placement etc. is consistent all over.
It works in combinations, too; in the following example I combine three
figures on one row. The whole combination does have a caption, but the
individual figures in the combination do not - so if you look at the
final pdf, this looks like any single figure with one caption underneath.
\placefigure
[here] % placement
[fig:nameplates] % reference
{IA sensor nameplates} % caption for whole group
{
\startcombination[3*1] % 3 columns, 1 row
{\externalfigure[sanitary ia]} {none}
{\externalfigure[general ia]} {none}
{\externalfigure[aggressive ia]} {none}
\stopcombination
} % whole combination in braces of placefigure
Regards,
Mari
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