Keep subfigures on the same line in LaTeX output?

[balachia]

Subfigures are currently written into latex with line breaks between them, so that

<div id="fig:coolFig">
![cool caption](coolfiga.png){#fig:cfa width=40%}

![cooler caption](coolfigb.png){#fig:cfb width=40%}

Cool figure!
</div>

gets written as

\begin{figure}

{\subfloat[cool caption]{\includegraphics[width=0.4\textwidth]{coolfiga.png}\label{fig:cfa}}}

{\subfloat[cooler caption]{\includegraphics[width=0.4\textwidth]{coolfigb.png}\label{fig:cfa}}}

\end{figure}

This causes subfigures to be rendered on separate lines, even if they could all fit onto a single row. Is there some way to specify whether these linebreaks should not be written? Or other ways to cause subfigures to appear in a single row?

[lierdakil]

You can coerce Pandoc to treat any image as figure. This works:

<div id="fig:coolFig">
![cool caption](coolfiga.png "fig:"){#fig:cfa width=40%}
![cooler caption](coolfigb.png "fig:"){#fig:cfb width=40%}

Cool figure!
</div>

[balachia]

Doesn't that break pandoc-crossref's referencing system? When I run that, I get latex output:

\hypertarget{fig:coolFig}{}
\includegraphics[width=0.4\textwidth]{coolfiga.png}
\includegraphics[width=0.4\textwidth]{coolfigb.png}

Cool figure!

Subfigure labels, and references in the text ([@fig:coolFig]) all get clobbered. Is there any way to get both pandoc-crossref to work and single-row figures without writing the tex by hand?

[lierdakil]

Did you forget to add "fig:" after image path?
5 марта 2016 г. 0:46 пользователь "Tony Vashevko" notifications@github.com
написал:

Doesn't that break pandoc-crossref's referencing system? When I run that,
I get latex output:

\hypertarget{fig:coolFig}{}\includegraphics[width=0.4\textwidth]{coolfiga.png}\includegraphics[width=0.4\textwidth]{coolfigb.png}

Cool figure!

Subfigure labels, and references in the text ([@fig:coolFig]) all get
clobbered. Is there any way to get both pandoc-crossref to work and
single-row figures without writing the tex by hand?

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[danil-tolkachev]

I try this

<div id="fig:coolFig">
![cool caption](coolfiga.png "fig:"){#fig:cfa width=40%}
![cooler caption](coolfigb.png "fig:"){#fig:cfb width=40%}

Cool figure!
</div>

But subfigures labels hide off. Is it posible to show them?

[lierdakil]

@danil-tolkachev, what is your output format?

[danil-tolkachev]

@lierdakil, html and docx. Sorry for off topic. By labels I mean 'a' and 'b'

[lierdakil]

At the moment, there is no direct way to get multiple (sub)figures on one line with these.

You could probably hack something together with grid tables, but only master supports that at the moment (i.e. you need to build pandoc-crossref from repo)

Example:

<div id="fig:coolFig">
+---------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|![cool caption](coolfiga.png "fig:"){#fig:cfa width=100%}|![cooler caption](coolfigb.png "fig:"){#fig:cfb width=100%}|
+---------------------------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

Cool figure!
</div>

Not sure how that will fare with docx output though. Probably not very well, if I had to guess.

[danil-tolkachev]

@lierdakil, thank you. I'll try to build pandoc-crossref, but I'm not sure that I can do it. When is the next release?

[danil-tolkachev]

I noticed that image caption doesn't marked with tag caption (html output) for coerced subfigures. It's a bug or a feature?

[danil-tolkachev]

Move comment to #79. Sorry for mess.

[lierdakil]

Patch to avoid unsightly "fig:" hack for LaTeX output is in master. Now syntax like

<div id="fig:coolFig">
![cool caption](coolfiga.png){#fig:cfa width=40%}
![cooler caption](coolfigb.png){#fig:cfb width=40%}

![cool caption](coolfiga.png){#fig:cfx width=40%}
![cooler caption](coolfigb.png){#fig:cfy width=40%}

Cool figure!
</div>

will work as one would expect, i.e. produce two rows of subfigures side-by-side:

\begin{figure}

\subfloat[cool
caption]{\includegraphics[width=0.40000\textwidth]{coolfiga.png}\label{fig:cfa}}
\subfloat[cooler
caption]{\includegraphics[width=0.40000\textwidth]{coolfigb.png}\label{fig:cfb}}

\subfloat[cool
caption]{\includegraphics[width=0.40000\textwidth]{coolfiga.png}\label{fig:cfx}}
\subfloat[cooler
caption]{\includegraphics[width=0.40000\textwidth]{coolfigb.png}\label{fig:cfy}}

\caption{Cool figure!}

\label{fig:coolFig}

\end{figure}