Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ Space after images and tables

[Aereus]

Hello guys,
I have a little problem using LaTeX, whose solution I didn't find anywhere.
When I put a table or an image in my code, in the first line of text I write an undesired space appears. This is an example code with the relative PDF produced.

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\begin{figure}[!h]
		\centering
		\includegraphics[width=0.7\linewidth]{"Programma di Input-Output 1"}
		\caption{Programma di Input/Output 1}
		\label{io1}
	\end{figure}

	Si è osservato il valore contenuto nella locazione di memoria A attraverso il visualizzatore dati. In particolare sono stati scelti come valori del parametro xx il numero 1 e 5. Si osserva un incremento di tale valore del numero riportato sul visualizzatore che non viene mai inizializzato.

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The same happens when I write a table with
table, tabulary
Can anyone help me?
Thank you.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

That's the paragraph indentation: in every new paragraph (except after headings), the first line is indented. Either you have it or you don't...

Take a look at your text when you add this line:

• \usepackage{parskip}

It uses a vertical space between paragraphs instead of indentation. If you don't like it or if your supervisor says "No", you can remove the line.

Stefan

[Aereus]

thank you, adding it the undesired spaces disappear. But in this way it doesn't execute the "\newpage"s I wrote in my code, and some images are gone in undesired places (although I put the [!h], it doesn't put there the images...). So I am forced to remove that line
Does another way to delete the spaces exist?
Thank you

[Stefan Kottwitz]

The things you notice, just show that other things are wrong. \newpage would not be disabled. Perhaps you want \clearpage or \cleardoublepage instead. Also, [!h] is bad: it allows "here" but it forbids "top" or "bottom" if meaningful. Try [!htbp] for easiest placement. Both topics have nothing to do with that paragraph indentation, you just notice an effect after a change.

Stefan