Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
On 2009-04-05, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
Sophie (itsme213) schreef:
Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
page?
Yes. Assuming a standard document where the floats shall stay floating:
1. use the standard latex package flafter which prevents moving a
float to a place before its definition (not reference in the text).
In the LaTeX preamble:
\usepackage{flafter}
2. In your document source, move the float-inset behind the
introduction in the main text.
Günter
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie:
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the
point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end
of
the *previous* section.
Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
page?
Florian:
I suggest you try the placeins-package (
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/placeins.html ).
It provides the command \FloatBarrier which helps keeping floats between
defined points.
In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your
document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in
TeX-Code (crtl+L).
I don't remember from where I took the following, but it should do the
same thing, or not?
\let\mySection\section
\renewcommand{\section}{\suppressfloats[t]\mySection}
Nikos
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
On 2009-04-05, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
Sophie (itsme213) schreef:
Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
page?
Yes. Assuming a standard document where the floats shall stay floating:
1. use the standard latex package flafter which prevents moving a
float to a place before its definition (not reference in the text).
In the LaTeX preamble:
\usepackage{flafter}
2. In your document source, move the float-inset behind the
introduction in the main text.
Günter
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie:
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the
point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end
of
the *previous* section.
Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
page?
Florian:
I suggest you try the placeins-package (
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/placeins.html ).
It provides the command \FloatBarrier which helps keeping floats between
defined points.
In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your
document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in
TeX-Code (crtl+L).
I don't remember from where I took the following, but it should do the
same thing, or not?
\let\mySection\section
\renewcommand{\section}{\suppressfloats[t]\mySection}
Nikos
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
On 2009-04-05, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
> Sophie (itsme213) schreef:
>> Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
>> text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
>> page?
Yes. Assuming a standard document where the floats shall stay floating:
1. use the standard latex package flafter which prevents moving a
float to a place before its definition (not reference in the text).
In the LaTeX preamble:
\usepackage{flafter}
2. In your document source, move the float-inset behind the
introduction in the main text.
Günter
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie:
> > At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the
> > point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end
> > of
> > the *previous* section.
> >
> > Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
> > text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
> > page?
Florian:
> I suggest you try the placeins-package (
> http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/placeins.html ).
> It provides the command \FloatBarrier which helps keeping floats between
> defined points.
> In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your
> document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in
> TeX-Code (crtl+L).
I don't remember from where I took the following, but it should do the
same thing, or not?
\let\mySection\section
\renewcommand{\section}{\suppressfloats[t]\mySection}
Nikos
How to adjust float figure behavior?
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of the *previous* section. Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next* page? Thanks!
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie (itsme213) schreef: At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of the *previous* section. Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next* page? Thanks! Yes, right-click on the float's button, and deselect Use default placement and choose : Here if possible or Here definitely (which depends on how desperate you are). Vincent
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie (itsme213) schrieb:
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the
point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of
the *previous* section.
Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
page?
Thanks!
I suggest you try the placeins-package (
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/placeins.html ).
It provides the command \FloatBarrier which helps keeping floats between
defined points.
In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your
document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in
TeX-Code (crtl+L).
Regards,
Florian
How to adjust float figure behavior?
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of the *previous* section. Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next* page? Thanks!
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie (itsme213) schreef: At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of the *previous* section. Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next* page? Thanks! Yes, right-click on the float's button, and deselect Use default placement and choose : Here if possible or Here definitely (which depends on how desperate you are). Vincent
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie (itsme213) schrieb:
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the
point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of
the *previous* section.
Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
page?
Thanks!
I suggest you try the placeins-package (
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/placeins.html ).
It provides the command \FloatBarrier which helps keeping floats between
defined points.
In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your
document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in
TeX-Code (crtl+L).
Regards,
Florian
How to adjust float figure behavior?
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of the *previous* section. Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next* page? Thanks!
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie (itsme213) schreef: At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of the *previous* section. Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next* page? Thanks! Yes, right-click on the float's button, and deselect "Use default placement" and choose : "Here if possible" or "Here definitely" (which depends on how desperate you are). Vincent
Re: How to adjust float figure behavior?
Sophie (itsme213) schrieb:
At the moment, when I use a float figure it typically appears before the
point where it is introduced in the text, often appears in the middle/end of
the *previous* section.
Is there a way to get float figures to appear at or after the point in the
text where they are introduced, even if that means the top of the *next*
page?
Thanks!
I suggest you try the placeins-package (
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/placeins.html ).
It provides the command \FloatBarrier which helps keeping floats between
defined points.
In case you don't know, you can add \usepackage{placeins} to your
document preamble and insert \FloatBarrier at any point you want in
TeX-Code (crtl+L).
Regards,
Florian
