Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ Figures with multiple pictures and labels

[lukaszskowron96]

Hi. I want to make a figure like the one in the picture below. Can you help me with this?

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Hi,

I would use the subcaption package, another way would be using subfigure. Check these links, let me know how far you get with your code and the package.

Stefan

[lukaszskowron96]

Hi Stefan,

I downloaded the first package and have some problems with it...

I copied the long code from page 4 of the PDF and when typesetting it says there is a problem with a line where

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\subcaption{A subfigure}\label{fig:1a}

is.

I see no reason why it might a problem, please can help me with it?

[Stefan Kottwitz]

What does it say - what is the error message?

Stefan

[lukaszskowron96]

Don't worry, I sorted this out! It was a problem with <options>, I didn't specify them. If I have some more problems, I will post here.

The error message was just a "?".

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Ok error messages often go over several lines - perhaps the editor didn't show everything.

Stefan

[lukaszskowron96]

I found this:

http://mirror.ox.ac.uk/sites/ctan.org/m ... on-eng.pdf

caption package PDF to find some options I could use in subcaption. But I don't know what option margin=10pt does on page 4 of this document. I kept changing it up to 100pt, it just shifted the images with respect to each other a little bit, but I still don't know what it does.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

The margin option is described on page 11, in the section 2.4 Margins and further paragraph options.

For subcaptions, it's like \captionsetup[sub]{margin=10pt}. It depends on what you intend and how. Perhaps post your document code, and what you would like to do.

Stefan