On 8.06.04, Vaclav Smidl wrote: > On Tuesday 08 June 2004 08:25, Matthew McKay wrote: > > > > I am trying to place images inside of a table, however whenever I do so > > the text in the other columns always starts in line with the bottom of the > > image.
This is TeX default behaviour, top alignment means the baseline of the first line is aligned (which is what you usually want with text lines and mathematical formula. (The same happens to minipages side-by-side, this is why aligning the top of figures-side-by-side in a float is difficult.) > > Any suggestions on how to get images into tables looking right? Unfortunately not really. I once had the problem and did a terrible hack with invisible rectangles (\raisebox). It works at the end, but you need to know|define the hight of the graphic and insert it in a ERT command and do a lot of fine-tuning... > What you are looking for is "Vertical alignment" which is (a bit > contra-intuitively) in the group with "Column Width". It is grayed-out by > default. > If you specify width of your columns (e.g. 50 col%), you can select vertical > alignment. > > Does it help? I doubt it, but it might be worth to try... G�nter -- G.Milde at web.de
