Dear experts,
I am using beamer, I have two equal sized graphics having the same height. I want to insert a Longrightarrow between them and keep the arrow exactly in the central-height position. Thanks any advice .
Cheers,
Jike
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beamer | \Longrightarrow between two Graphics
Hi Jike,
welcome to the board!
For vertical centering, you could use `\vcenter` in math mode. For example:
Define macros, so you could make adjustments easily.
Stefan
welcome to the board!
For vertical centering, you could use `\vcenter` in math mode. For example:
Define macros, so you could make adjustments easily.
Code: Select all
\newcommand*{\vcenterimage}[1]{\vcenter{\hbox{\includegraphics{#1}}}}
\newcommand*{\vcenterarrow}{\vcenter{\hbox{$\Longrightarrow$}}}
...
$\vcenterimage{filename}\vcenterarrow\vcenterimage{filename}$LaTeX.org admin
beamer | \Longrightarrow between two Graphics
Hi Stefan,
It works. Thanks !
Cheers,
Jike
It works. Thanks !
Cheers,
Jike
Stefan_K wrote:Hi Jike,
welcome to the board!
For vertical centering, you could use `\vcenter` in math mode. For example:
Define macros, so you could make adjustments easily.
StefanCode: Select all
\newcommand*{\vcenterimage}[1]{\vcenter{\hbox{\includegraphics{#1}}}} \newcommand*{\vcenterarrow}{\vcenter{\hbox{$\Longrightarrow$}}} ... $\vcenterimage{filename}\vcenterarrow\vcenterimage{filename}$