Hi,
I'm writing an article with a significant amount of formatting rules supplied in a class. I'm also using the subfig package which changes the formatting of table/figure captions (font sizes etc.). Is there a way to reload or reinitialize the style from my class file?
Thanks.
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Reload Class Style
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Reload Class Style
This needn't work but it could be worth a try:
I.e. loading the package before the class so the class can redefine what the package did.
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I.e. loading the package before the class so the class can redefine what the package did.
Best
I'm using pdfTeX, Version 3.1415926-1.40.10 (TeX Live 2009/Debian).
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I don't think that the subfig package does changes to the formatting for no reasons. A true minimal example could help to get closer to a solution.
Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
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Reload Class Style
Sorry, I got derailed by other work, but finally got back to this. The above worked, but I had to include the \RequirePackage{subfig} in the "whatever" class, not directly in the document (which I gather is normal practice anyway).5gon12eder wrote:This needn't work but it could be worth a try:
I.e. loading the package before the class so the class can redefine what the package did.
Best
Thank you for the assistance.
Reload Class Style
It seems that the caption package is incompatible to your document class. (But you should get a clear warning about that.)NFB wrote:I'm writing an article with a significant amount of formatting rules supplied in a class. I'm also using the subfig package which changes the formatting of table/figure captions (font sizes etc.).
You can prevent loading the caption package by using the option "caption=false", e.g.
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\usepackage[caption=false]{subfig}
Please note that this is just a guess after a look at the crystal ball, as Thorsten already said, a true minimal example could help us to get closer to a solution.