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Hi;

I think it does not look nice when two figures on one page are positioned above each other. Rather I would like to see one figure at the top of the page and one on the bottom, with the text in between. Is there a way to force LateX to do so (if possible) for the whole document? This would be ...

ok, thanks for the information

ok nevermind, I found out that it is also possible to use just the subfigure package and change the \subfloat to \subfigure

Hello Thorsten

Thanks for the quick reply. I changed some things and it's working for me now. I post the simplified code and the result here since I think it might help someone in the future.

However, I do have a question. For the \subfloat I have to use the subfig package, \usepackage{subfig ...

Hello,

In my thesis, I label the subfigures with the \subfigure command, in order to have nice captions with (a), (b) etc. I also know how to use the overpic command to write text over a figure.

I would like to use both commands to place text over a subfigure, however I do not know how to do that ...

ok, I will keep in mind the board rules for the next time.

Thanks for the answer

Hi there,

I observed that after using \multicolumn in the table enviroment, a vertical line is not visible in that row. Here is an example:

\begin{table}
\centering
\begin{tabular}{ll||ccc|ccc|ccc||c|c}
\hline
&& \multicolumn{6}{c}{experiments} & \multicolumn{3}{c}{simulation} & x & y ...

That does the job. Thanks!

Hello,

I am a newbe in Latex and I'm wondering how to assign a value to a variable. This could then be useful to give every figure a constant figure width, for example. This is what I am trying to do


\newcommand{\figurewidth}{0.9\textwidth}

% and then later, in the figure enviroment

\begin ...