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Latex, force 2 images apart
best practice to present multiple images in paperCombining multiple .eps files into a single figurePrevent latex from putting big figure alone on the pageGetting two pictures to appear on the same pageCompile images, controlling their locationlarge figure in latexImages in a figure not showingPlacing two images in a single page with float [H]Figure made by two different size images, automatically scaled, with single captionDon't separate images from its subsection
I have a problem with latex. There is a simple rule i have to follow. No single page can contain ONLY an image. It has to be image + text. Period. My latex keeps putting only an image to a page. What is worse, my sharelatex even forces 2 images to be on the same page which is an even worse no go. How can i tell him to not do that ?
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I have a problem with latex. There is a simple rule i have to follow. No single page can contain ONLY an image. It has to be image + text. Period. My latex keeps putting only an image to a page. What is worse, my sharelatex even forces 2 images to be on the same page which is an even worse no go. How can i tell him to not do that ?
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Whatdocumentclassdo you use? If you put images in figures, the amount of page that has to be filled with text is set withtextfraction, which should be 0.2 by default, unless you implicitly or explicitly changed it.
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I have a problem with latex. There is a simple rule i have to follow. No single page can contain ONLY an image. It has to be image + text. Period. My latex keeps putting only an image to a page. What is worse, my sharelatex even forces 2 images to be on the same page which is an even worse no go. How can i tell him to not do that ?
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I have a problem with latex. There is a simple rule i have to follow. No single page can contain ONLY an image. It has to be image + text. Period. My latex keeps putting only an image to a page. What is worse, my sharelatex even forces 2 images to be on the same page which is an even worse no go. How can i tell him to not do that ?
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Whatdocumentclassdo you use? If you put images in figures, the amount of page that has to be filled with text is set withtextfraction, which should be 0.2 by default, unless you implicitly or explicitly changed it.
– bodqhrohro
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Whatdocumentclassdo you use? If you put images in figures, the amount of page that has to be filled with text is set withtextfraction, which should be 0.2 by default, unless you implicitly or explicitly changed it.
– bodqhrohro
2 hours ago
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documentclass do you use? If you put images in figures, the amount of page that has to be filled with text is set with textfraction, which should be 0.2 by default, unless you implicitly or explicitly changed it.– bodqhrohro
2 hours ago
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documentclass do you use? If you put images in figures, the amount of page that has to be filled with text is set with textfraction, which should be 0.2 by default, unless you implicitly or explicitly changed it.– bodqhrohro
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If you do not want float pages (with only images) then do not include p in the float placement (or change the default not to include p) If you want at most one image per page set
setcounter{totalnumber}{1}
Note that if the floats can not be placed according to that constraint and a forced clearpage is reached then all pending floats will be forced on to float pages as an emergency measure.
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If you do not want float pages (with only images) then do not include p in the float placement (or change the default not to include p) If you want at most one image per page set
setcounter{totalnumber}{1}
Note that if the floats can not be placed according to that constraint and a forced clearpage is reached then all pending floats will be forced on to float pages as an emergency measure.
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If you do not want float pages (with only images) then do not include p in the float placement (or change the default not to include p) If you want at most one image per page set
setcounter{totalnumber}{1}
Note that if the floats can not be placed according to that constraint and a forced clearpage is reached then all pending floats will be forced on to float pages as an emergency measure.
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If you do not want float pages (with only images) then do not include p in the float placement (or change the default not to include p) If you want at most one image per page set
setcounter{totalnumber}{1}
Note that if the floats can not be placed according to that constraint and a forced clearpage is reached then all pending floats will be forced on to float pages as an emergency measure.
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If you do not want float pages (with only images) then do not include p in the float placement (or change the default not to include p) If you want at most one image per page set
setcounter{totalnumber}{1}
Note that if the floats can not be placed according to that constraint and a forced clearpage is reached then all pending floats will be forced on to float pages as an emergency measure.
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documentclassdo you use? If you put images in figures, the amount of page that has to be filled with text is set withtextfraction, which should be 0.2 by default, unless you implicitly or explicitly changed it.– bodqhrohro
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