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        h1 Positioning images and tables
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              | is an editing tool that takes care of the format so you only have to worry about the contents of your document. Nevertheless, sometimes a better control of floating elements is necessary. This article explains how to position images and tables in a
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                      h2 Contents
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                        a(href='#Introduction')
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                          span.toctext Introduction
                      li.toclevel-1.tocsection-2
                        a(href='#Positioning_images')
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                          span.toctext Positioning images
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                          li.toclevel-2.tocsection-3
                            a(href='#Basic_positioning')
                              span.tocnumber 2.1
                              span.toctext Basic positioning
                          li.toclevel-2.tocsection-4
                            a(href='#The_figure_environment')
                              span.tocnumber 2.2
                              span.toctext The figure environment
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                            a(href='#Multiple_images_in_one_figure')
                              span.tocnumber 2.3
                              span.toctext Multiple images in one figure
                          li.toclevel-2.tocsection-6
                            a(href='#Wrapping_text_around_a_figure')
                              span.tocnumber 2.4
                              span.toctext Wrapping text around a figure
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                        a(href='#Positioning_tables')
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                          span.toctext Positioning tables
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                            a(href='#Basic_positioning_2')
                              span.tocnumber 3.1
                              span.toctext Basic positioning
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                            a(href='#The_table_environment')
                              span.tocnumber 3.2
                              span.toctext The table environment
                          li.toclevel-2.tocsection-10
                            a(href='#Wrapping_text_around_a_table')
                              span.tocnumber 3.3
                              span.toctext Wrapping text around a table
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                          span.toctext Reference guide
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                          span.toctext Further reading
            h1
              span#Introduction.mw-headline Introduction
            p
              | The default alignment for images and tables is set to
              i left

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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.
            p
            p
              | This is a simple example, for a description of this and other ways to include images in your
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              | file see the article
              a(href='/learn/Inserting_Images', title='Inserting Images') Inserting Images
              | .
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              span#Positioning_images.mw-headline Positioning images
            h2
              span#Basic_positioning.mw-headline Basic positioning
            p
              | To change the default alignment of a image from
              i left
              | or
              i right
              | an easy manner is to add
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            p
              | to the preamble of your file and then use an additional option in your image importing statement
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                    | ante. Donec ullamcorper, felis non sodales commodo, lectus velit
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                    | Vivamus nunc nunc, molestie ut, ultricies
                    | vel, semper in, velit. Ut porttitor.
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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.

            p
              | The package
              b adjustbox
              | enables an additional option in the
              code \includegraphics
              | command, in the example the picture is aligned to
              code right
              | . The available values are:
              i left
              | ,
              i right
              | ,
              i center
              | ,
              i outer
              | and
              i inner
              | , the last two are intended for two-sided documents.
            p
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            p
              | The figure environment (see
              a(href='/learn/Inserting_Images', title='Inserting Images') Inserting Images
              | ) is intended to provide automatic positioning.
            p
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                    | Praesent imperdiet mi nec
                    | ante. Donec ullamcorper, felis non sodales commodo, lectus velit
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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.
            p
              | This environment uses a positioning parameter passed inside brackets, it can take the next values:
            table.wikitable
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                tr
                  th
                    | Parameter
                  th
                    | Position
                tr
                  td
                    tt h
                  td
                    | Place the float
                    i here
                    | , i.e.,
                    i approximately
                    | at the same point it occurs in the source text (however, not
                    i exactly
                    | at the spot)
                tr
                  td
                    tt t
                  td
                    | Position at the
                    i top
                    | of the page.
                tr
                  td
                    tt b
                  td
                    | Position at the
                    i bottom
                    | of the page.
                tr
                  td
                    tt p
                  td
                    | Put on a special
                    i page
                    | for floats only.
                tr
                  td
                    tt !
                  td
                    | Override internal parameters LaTeX uses for determining "good" float positions.
                tr
                  td
                    tt H
                  td
                    | Places the float at precisely the location in the
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                    | code. Requires the
                    code float
                    | package. This is somewhat equivalent to
                    tt h!
                    | .
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              | You can put more than one value in the parameter, for instance, if you write
              code [ht]
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              | will try to position the figure
              b here
              | , but if it's not possible (the space may be insufficient) then the figure will appear at the
              b top
              | of the page. It is recommended to use more than one positioning parameter to prevent unexpected results.
            p
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            h2
              span#Multiple_images_in_one_figure.mw-headline Multiple images in one figure
            p
              | It is possible to insert several images in one figure, each one with its own reference and label
            p
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                    br
                    | Praesent imperdiet mi nec
                    | ante. Donec ullamcorper, felis non sodales commodo, lectus velit
                    | ultrices augue, a dignissim nibh lectus placerat pede.
                    | Vivamus nunc nunc, molestie ut, ultricies
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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.
            p
              | First, you must import the package
              b subcaption
              | by adding to the preamble
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              | then you can use the environment
              code \subfigure
              | that takes one parameter, the width of the figure. This environment must be used inside a
              code figure
              | environment, captions and labels can be set to each
              i subfigure
              | .
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              span#Wrapping_text_around_a_figure.mw-headline Wrapping text around a figure
            p
              | The package
              b wrapfig
              | provides a useful feature, text can be floated around the images.
            p
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                    br
                    | Praesent imperdiet mi nec
                    | ante. Donec ullamcorper, felis non sodales commodo, lectus velit
                    | ultrices augue, a dignissim nibh lectus placerat pede.
                    | Vivamus nunc nunc, molestie ut, ultricies
                    | vel, semper in, velit. Ut porttitor.
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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.
            p
              | First import the package
              i wrapfig
              | by adding
            .mw-geshi.mw-code.mw-content-ltr(dir='ltr')
              .latex.source-latex
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            p
              | to the preamble.
            p
              | After that you can use the environment
              code wrapfig
              | , it takes two parameters that are passed inside braces: the alignement that can be
              i l
              | ,
              i r
              | ,
              i c
              | ,
              i i
              | or
              i o
              | ; this letters stand for left, right, centre, inner and outer (the last two intended for two-sided documents). The second parameter is the width of the figure, in the example is 0.25 the width of the text. See the
              a(href='#Reference_guide') reference guide
              | for a list of possible length units.
            p
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            h1
              span#Positioning_tables.mw-headline Positioning tables
            p
              | Options for table positioning are similar to those available for figures
            h2
              span#Basic_positioning_2.mw-headline Basic positioning
            p
              | Default position of the tabular environment is
              i centre
              | .
            p
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                    | sollicitudin.
                    br
                    br
                    | Praesent imperdiet mi nec
                    | ante. Donec ullamcorper, felis non sodales commodo, lectus velit
                    | ultrices augue, a dignissim nibh lectus placerat pede.
                    | Vivamus nunc nunc, molestie ut, ultricies
                    | vel, semper in, velit. Ut porttitor.
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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.
            p
              | To learn about how to create tables see the
              a(href='/learn/Tables', title='Tables') Tables
              | article.
            p
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            h2
              span#The_table_environment.mw-headline The table environment
            p
              | The table environment is intended to automatically position tables so they fit nicely in the flow of your document.
            p
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                    | sollicitudin.
                    br
                    br
                    | Praesent imperdiet mi nec
                    | ante. Donec ullamcorper, felis non sodales commodo, lectus velit
                    | ultrices augue, a dignissim nibh lectus placerat pede.
                    | Vivamus nunc nunc, molestie ut, ultricies
                    | vel, semper in, velit. Ut porttitor.
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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.
            p
              | A position parameter, inside brackets, can be passed to the
              b table
              | environment. This parameter can take the next values:
            table.wikitable
              tbody
                tr
                  th
                    | Parameter
                  th
                    | Position
                tr
                  td
                    tt h
                  td
                    | Place the float
                    i here
                    | , i.e.,
                    i approximately
                    | at the same point it occurs in the source text (however, not
                    i exactly
                    | at the spot)
                tr
                  td
                    tt t
                  td
                    | Position at the
                    i top
                    | of the page.
                tr
                  td
                    tt b
                  td
                    | Position at the
                    i bottom
                    | of the page.
                tr
                  td
                    tt p
                  td
                    | Put on a special
                    i page
                    | for floats only.
                tr
                  td
                    tt !
                  td
                    | Override internal parameters LaTeX uses for determining "good" float positions.
                tr
                  td
                    tt H
                  td
                    | Places the float at precisely the location in the
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                    | code. Requires the
                    code float
                    | package. This is somewhat equivalent to
                    tt h!
                    | .
            p
              | You can set more than one value in the parameter, for instance, if you write
              code [ht]
              span.texhtml(style='font-family: \'CMU Serif\', cmr10, LMRoman10-Regular, \'Times New Roman\', \'Nimbus Roman No9 L\', Times, serif;')
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                | X
              | will try to position the table
              b here
              | , but if it's not possible (the space may be insufficient) then the table will appear at the
              b top
              | of the page. It is recommended to use more than one positioning parameter to prevent unexpected results.
            p
              | Notice also the command
              code \centering
              | . This changes the alignment of the table within its container to
              i centre
              | instead of the default
              i left
              | .
            p
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            h2
              span#Wrapping_text_around_a_table.mw-headline Wrapping text around a table
            p
              | If your table don't take all available space and you want to put text next or before it, is possible with the package
              b wraptable
              | .
            p
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                    | Etiam lobortis facilisis sem. Nullam nec mi et neque pharetra
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                    br
                    | Praesent imperdiet mi nec
                    | ante. Donec ullamcorper, felis non sodales commodo, lectus velit
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                    | Vivamus nunc nunc, molestie ut, ultricies
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              figcaption
                strong Figure 1.
                |  Positioning floats within a document.
            p
              | First, import the package
            .mw-geshi.mw-code.mw-content-ltr(dir='ltr')
              .latex.source-latex
                pre.de1.

            p
              | then you can use the environment
              i wraptable
              | which takes two parameters: The first one is the alignment that can be
              i l
              | ,
              i r
              | ,
              i c
              | ,
              i i
              | or
              i o
              | for left, right, centre, inner and outer respectively. The second one is the width of the table container, keep in mind that this latter parameter must be the same as the width of the table, otherwise things may not be properly aligned.
            p
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            p
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                | units and lengths
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                    | Abbreviation
                  th
                    | Definition
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                  td
                    tt pt
                  td
                    | A point, is the default length unit. About 0.3515mm
                tr
                  td
                    tt mm
                  td
                    | a millimetre
                tr
                  td
                    tt cm
                  td
                    | a centimetre
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                  td
                    tt in
                  td
                    | an inch
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                    tt ex
                  td
                    | the height of an
                    b x
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                tr
                  td
                    tt em
                  td
                    | the width of an
                    b m
                    | in the current font
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                  td
                    tt \columnsep
                  td
                    | distance between columns
                tr
                  td
                    tt \columnwidth
                  td
                    | width of the column
                tr
                  td
                    tt \linewidth
                  td
                    | width of the line in the current environment
                tr
                  td
                    tt \paperwidth
                  td
                    | width of the page
                tr
                  td
                    tt \paperheight
                  td
                    | height of the page
                tr
                  td
                    tt \textwidth
                  td
                    | width of the text
                tr
                  td
                    tt \textheight
                  td
                    | height of the text
                tr
                  td
                    tt \unitleght
                  td
                    | units of length in the
                    i picture
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              span#Further_reading.mw-headline Further reading
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              | For more information see the full package documentation
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                | package for advanced caption managing of floating elements (tables and figures)
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                | package documentation, for side-figure captions
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