Daniel Dinnyes <dinny...@gmail.com> writes:
> I am trying to generate a LaTeX export with these two images displayed
> side-by-side:
>
> ```org
> | [[file:./chat1.png]] | [[file:./chat2.png]] |
> ```
>
> They display correctly inside the Emacs buffer.
>
> On the HTML export they display correctly side-by-side, but the for some
> reason there are visible border lines on the top and bottom of the table
> (not on the sides).
This is expected in HTML export for tables.
> The LaTeX export (via `org-export-dispatch` does not work. For some
> reason the `pdflatex` process runs on 100% CPU, and doesn't complete.
>
> I've looked at just the .tex export Org generates:
>
> ```
> \\begin{tabular}\[\\centering\]{ll}
> \\begin{center}
> \\includegraphics\[width=.9\\linewidth\]{./chat1.png}
> \\end{center} & \\begin{center}
> \\includegraphics\[width=.9\\linewidth\]{./chat2.png}
> \\end{center}\\
> \\end{tabular}
> ```
>
> It seems the problem is that it generates the center environments inside
> the tabular one.
Confirmed.
`org-latex--inline-image', by default (when `org-latex-images-centered'
is t), tries to center the images using center environment
It is ok for standalone images, but is clearly broken when the image is
really inline - a part of paragraph or table cell in this case.
Another example is
This is file:~/Downloads/wallpaper.png foo.
which is exported as
This is \begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{/home/yantar92/Downloads/wallpaper.png}
\end{center} foo.
Pedro, any ideas how to address this?
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