Perhaps this should be split into two errors:
- Insert a figure float into an empty document; insert a minipage into
the float; insert a paragraph (a few words) into the minipage; then
set lines above and below the paragraph within the minipage -> the
lines are printed above and below, i.e. outside, the minipage! (More
terribly, the complete layout settings seem to be identical for the
minipage and its paragraph; it seems like "minipage" is considered a
property of paragraphs, not as an environment
A drawing error and a paragraph property error.
- Insert a figure float into an empty document; insert a minipage into
the float; insert a paragraph (a few words) into the minipage; then
set lines above and below the paragraph within the minipage -> the
lines are printed above and below, i.e. outside, the minipage!
- Paragraph attributes of a paragraph inside a minipage are those of
the surrounding paragraph. These should be separate.
I'm trying to get a couple of figures aligned in multiple
adjacent minipages and noticed that despite setting the paragraph
attributes of the paragraphs within the minipages the changes weren't
visible.
One good thing though I've noticed is that with a bit of care it's
possible to stack multiple figures and tables in a figure float and
use \subfigure _without_ having to fix the '\n' problem I reported
some time ago (and which doesn't appear in Michael's bug list).
Allan. (ARRae)
