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Ok, I solved it!!!!

The problem with the \longtable is that it doesn't need the \begin{center} (and of course, the \end{center}) before the \longtable. Without the {center} the spaces under the table are those that I set up.

Ok, I just discovered the following: this only happens on one page with little text and 3, 3-lines, floating tables with the command \begin{table}[h]. Without the [h], the space is normal, but the tables move to another page ('cause they float, jeje). I need the tables where I wrote, so I need the ...

Stefan_K wrote:Here's a redefinition for \paragraph and \subparagraph with new line:
Stefan

Thanks, Stefan, it works fine!!!!!

Well, actually I'm using it:
\usepackage[font=small,format=hang,parskip=1pt]{caption}

But it only works with \figures, but it isn't working with \tables and \longtable.

For tables, there are at least 1 cm between the table and the caption, and between caption and the next paragraph, 1.5cm. And ...

Maybe you're right about the dot. (The thing is that is the format given to my thesis)

But, what about the second issue, I mean, the text of \paragraph or \subparagraph in a new line??

Thanks!!

I think this may work (for the numbering issue)

FJA

Hi, there!
I have this question: I need to format the \paragraph and \subparagraph like this:
1) First Paragraph
2) 2nd …
a) First subparagraph
…

I used this code:
\documentclass[letterpaper,12pt,oneside]{book}
\usepackage[spanish,es-lcroman]{babel}
\begin{document}
\setcounter{secnumdepth}{5 ...

But, what if I need the \caption under the table?

The space under tables and figures isn't the same: for tables, it's bigger. And it's also different in longtable.

So, is there a way to normalize this? i.e., all the captions with the same space under the table/fig/longtable, and between them and ...

sommerfee wrote: Just redefine \thefigure the same way you have redefined \thesection, i.e.

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\renewcommand{\thefigure}{\arabic{chapter}.\arabic{figure}}
 
 
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Thank you, it works!!

Ok, I'm answering my self (and that's good, because I'm learning too!!)

So, I added in the preamble ( after the babel package):
\usepackage[parskip=1pt]{caption}
and I could solve the first part of the question. About the numbering, not a clue.

And how to type it? Well, like this: (works for me ...