Hello! Thank you for your answers!
Paul Rubin wrote:
Short of manually inserting page breaks (and adjusting them whenever the text changes), I do not think it is possible to do what you want and be certain that you get the desired result.
After reading a bit further and asking friends which are more apt with LaTeX than me I realize that.
I had hoped for a fire-and-forget solution for all my graphs, but I will have to make adjustments for each.
I was still in the WYSIWYG-workflow, and wanted everything to look correctly while still writing. Instead, I will now concentrate on finishing my text and making it look good after I finished.
Andrew wrote:
Have you tried a figure wrap float (Insert > Float > Figure Wrap Float)? This allows text to flow around a figure (provided the figure is not too big) and is generally attached to a paragraph (although it can float if "stressed").
I have tried it, but it didn't do what I had in mind, so I dismissed it as incorrect. I will keep it in mind if I typeset my work.
Greetings! Ph.
