Hi all,
I am writing a journal article using elsevier class file and while i use subfigure package and insert two figures, the second one overlaps with the first one. I am using the trim option in \includefigure. When the figures are inserted individually, there is no problem but when inserted in subfigure option, this overlap occurs.
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- Stefan Kottwitz
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figures overlap
Hi sgp,
the subfigure package is obsolete, I recommend using the subfig package instead. Perhaps the problem doesn't occur with that newer package.
Stefan
the subfigure package is obsolete, I recommend using the subfig package instead. Perhaps the problem doesn't occur with that newer package.
Stefan
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Re: figures overlap
Try putting a \fbox around the pictures: \fbox{\includegraphics[...]{...}}
This way you see where your pictures end, if the margins are correct etc.
As an (quick & dirty) alternative to fixing the picture margins you can try to separate the \subfigures with \hspace or \vspace.
This way you see where your pictures end, if the margins are correct etc.
As an (quick & dirty) alternative to fixing the picture margins you can try to separate the \subfigures with \hspace or \vspace.