G. Milde wrote:
On 26.04.04, Helge Hafting wrote:
Roland Schmitz wrote:
...
My way of doing this is:
Insert a figure float. Go inside, set the paragraph type to
"standard" instead of the default "caption" Insert two minipages inside
the float
(insert->minipage) with a hfill (insert->special->h
Robert Orr wrote:
> > > Set the paragraph type to caption, and enter
>> caption text.
>
> Works very well except I am getting "senseless" when I
> try to put a caption there.
Yes. LyX's internal logic isn't very smart. Don't worry about it.
--
Angus
> > Set the paragraph type to caption, and enter
> caption text.
Works very well except I am getting "senseless" when I
try to put a caption there.
Does that happen to you?
Phil
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On 26.04.04, Helge Hafting wrote:
> Roland Schmitz wrote:
...
> My way of doing this is:
> Insert a figure float. Go inside, set the paragraph type to
> "standard" instead of the default "caption" Insert two minipages inside
> the float
> (insert->minipage) with a hfill (insert->special->hfill)
Roland Schmitz wrote:
Hi,
after reading, testing, ... here's my solution, in a ERT:
\begin{figure}[H]
\parbox{.48\linewidth}
{
\centering\includegraphics*{pic1.ps}
\caption{Picture 1}
}
\hfill
\parbox{.48\linewidth}
{
\centering\includegraphics*{pic2.ps}
\caption{Pictu
Hi,
while working with my solution, i found somethimg strange. If i use the Enter
key for linebreak in the ERT my pictures are not set side-by-side, ther're
one over the other. If i use Ctrl+Enter for linebreak, it's ok. Can someone
explain the difference to me?
--
Mit freundlichem GrussY
Hi,
after reading, testing, ... here's my solution, in a ERT:
\begin{figure}[H]
\parbox{.48\linewidth}
{
\centering\includegraphics*{pic1.ps}
\caption{Picture 1}
}
\hfill
\parbox{.48\linewidth}
{
\centering\includegraphics*{pic2.ps}
\caption{Picture 2}
}
\end{figure}
Charlls Quarra wrote:
[...]
This is very flexible. One caption for everything,
or several
captions. Each figure may be sized independently.
And they
don't all have to be graphichs, feel free to put
anything in
those minipages; text, graphichs, math, tables, . .
.
I just tried this; a couple of
--- Helge Hafting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
>
> This is how I dd this in my book:
> 1. Create a figure float
> 2. Insert as many minipages inside that float as
> necessary. Make sure
> that the påaragraph type inside the float is
> "standard", not "caption" !
> 3. Adjust minipages to prop
roland schmitz wrote:
Hi Johan,
One way of doing this is to put a table in the figure float and then one
figure in each table cell. Below each figure you can have a separate
caption which will be shown in the list of figures. This is different
from the subfigure which does not show in the list
Hi Johan,
> One way of doing this is to put a table in the figure float and then one
> figure in each table cell. Below each figure you can have a separate
> caption which will be shown in the list of figures. This is different
> from the subfigure which does not show in the list of figures.
mh
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Roland Schmitz wrote:
> i want to have two (or more) pitures side by side placed in my document. I
> already searched the net with "tex picture side by side" and found a lot
> of links, but they are not wat i want. I'm using a figure float for
> pictures so i can set a title f
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Roland Schmitz wrote:
> i want to have two (or more) pitures side by side placed in my document.
> I'm using a figure float for pictures so i can set a title for the picture,
> and it will allso apeare in the list of figures.
> I tried to use a minipage with two figure float
> Hi,
>
> i want to have two (or more) pitures side by side placed in my document. I
> already searched the net with "tex picture side by side" and found a lot of
> links, but they are not wat i want.
> I'm using a figure float for pictures so i can set a title for the picture,
> and it will allso
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