Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ subfig | Misalignment of Sub-figures

[EmceeDIG]

I have several figures that are rendered correctly using the subfig package and its \subfloat command. But, I cannot work out why this particular figure compiles to produce alternately placed figures (Please, see attached PNG file). The figure was built using the syntax below:

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\begin{figure}[htb]
\centering
\setlength{\fboxrule}{0.5pt}
\setlength{\fboxsep}{0.05cm}
\subfloat[]{\fbox{\includegraphics[trim=39 11 22 6, clip=true, scale=0.5]{}}\label{}} \quad
\subfloat[]{\fbox{\includegraphics[trim=3 128 33 135, clip=true, angle=-90, scale=0.35]{}}\label{}}
\caption[]{}\label{}
\end{figure}

I did not include "Preamble" matters, because the code works well, with or without the above figure.


Many thanks for your help.
Esuene

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Hi Esuene,

for uploading images please click the "Upload attachment" link below the text edit field when writing or editing. And use the "Code" button for posting longer LaTeX code. Btw. the code above is not a minimal working example aka MWE, have a look at the link.

Regarding your problem: subfigure is obsolete, use the newer subfig package of the same author, or subcaption.

Stefan

[EmceeDIG]

HI Stefan_K,

I've edited my initial post as you advised. Could you take another look at it, please?

Thank you.

EmceeDIG

[Stefan Kottwitz]

In this line

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\subfloat[]{\fbox{\includegraphics[trim=3 128 33 135,
    clip=true, angle=-90, scale=0.35]{}}\label{}}

you turn the image by 90 degrees, so it goes down. Before, the baseline for alignment was at the bottom, afterwards it's at the top. Try it without angle, rotate the image otherwise for example, or use further arguments such as origin=tl.

Stefan

[EmceeDIG]

Thanks, Stefan_K.