Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ Subfigure

[Klaynos]

Hi all,

I've got a slight problem using the subfigure package using the normalsize option and no other options. I'm compiling using rubber with Tex Live on ubuntu. The Tex Live version is... 1009-10

My problem, if I have 3 identical images and use subfigure to put them into one figure I get two figures side by side, with a third underneath, but if I then delete one of the subfigure sections leaving only two, they are one above the other, is there any way I can force subfigure to put them side by side? I've tried googling but just can't find out!

Thanks

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Hi Klaynos,

welcome to the board!
The subfigure package is obsolete, I recommend to use the subfig package instead. This is the successor, written by the same author.

Probably more can be said if you would post a code example.

Stefan

[localghost]

You may also take a look at packages like floatrow or »subcaption« (shipped with caption). They offer much more sophisticated structures.


Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten

[sommerfee]

is there any way I can force subfigure to put them side by side?

Since subfigures are nothing but boxes to TeX you can just treat them the same way as other boxes or letters. So simple put them side-by-side, using either no space or a non-break space (for example ~) between them.