Something interesting to pass along
Group:
You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called FloatNotes to be
in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex
Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just
h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means try to put it here while H means put
it here--PERIOD.
\begin{table}[H]
blah blah blah table
\end{tabular}
\caption{info about table}
\end{table}
It cannot be used in conjunction with other specifiers though, i.e., [Hht] is
illegal. You must, of course, issue a command to use the package...
\restylefloat{table} or \restylefloat{figure}
The book goes on to explain what is called a wrapfigure. Close to what I was
trying to do with Float Note. See pg 152 of the book for more details.
Trying to absorb more info to get EXACTLY what the boss wants.
Thanks to all for your help...hope this is helpful to others as well.
Michelle
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Re: Something interesting to pass along
Michelle Dukich wrote: You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called FloatNotes to be in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means try to put it here while H means put it here--PERIOD. but remember: it's a bad solution, because a float is no more a float! it makes sense for single floats and it doesn't works with floatingfigures. Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Something interesting to pass along
Group:
You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called FloatNotes to be
in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex
Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just
h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means try to put it here while H means put
it here--PERIOD.
\begin{table}[H]
blah blah blah table
\end{tabular}
\caption{info about table}
\end{table}
It cannot be used in conjunction with other specifiers though, i.e., [Hht] is
illegal. You must, of course, issue a command to use the package...
\restylefloat{table} or \restylefloat{figure}
The book goes on to explain what is called a wrapfigure. Close to what I was
trying to do with Float Note. See pg 152 of the book for more details.
Trying to absorb more info to get EXACTLY what the boss wants.
Thanks to all for your help...hope this is helpful to others as well.
Michelle
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Re: Something interesting to pass along
Michelle Dukich wrote: You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called FloatNotes to be in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means try to put it here while H means put it here--PERIOD. but remember: it's a bad solution, because a float is no more a float! it makes sense for single floats and it doesn't works with floatingfigures. Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Something interesting to pass along
Group:
You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called "FloatNotes" to be
in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex
Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just
h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means "try to put it here" while H means put
it here--PERIOD.
\begin{table}[H]
blah blah blah table
\end{tabular}
\caption{info about table}
\end{table}
It cannot be used in conjunction with other specifiers though, i.e., [Hht] is
illegal. You must, of course, issue a command to use the package...
\restylefloat{table} or \restylefloat{figure}
The book goes on to explain what is called a wrapfigure. Close to what I was
trying to do with Float Note. See pg 152 of the book for more details.
Trying to absorb more info to get EXACTLY what the boss wants.
Thanks to all for your help...hope this is helpful to others as well.
Michelle
__
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Re: Something interesting to pass along
Michelle Dukich wrote: > > You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called "FloatNotes" to be > in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex > Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just > h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means "try to put it here" while H means put > it here--PERIOD. but remember: it's a bad solution, because a float is no more a float! it makes sense for single floats and it doesn't works with floatingfigures. Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
