Aug 29, 2020 · To "comment out" a line, I need to insert a % at the beginning of the line (so that the line will not be compiled). Is there a way to comment out a large section without having to manually place % in front of each line? Can you explain the sort of …

Jul 28, 2014 · But then, although the figures are in correct section, I cannot force LaTeX to put paragraphs just after or before the figures, which is my initial problem. So, I need a generic method to achieve figure-comment structure that works whatever I add or remove.

May 20, 2012 · I have a figure and include it in LaTeX using \includegraphics in a \figure floating environment. The caption is at the top. Basically I would like to have a note below the figure too.

Jan 9, 2020 · Effective captions typically include the following elements: a declarative title that summarises the result or major finding of the data you are presenting in the figure; a brief description of the methods necessary to understand the figure without having to …

Readers of a scientific paper are dependent on the caption to be their guide to the visualization(s) in each figure. Consequently, identifying the information your audience needs is a key first step for composing each figure caption in your article.

You cannot insert comments in floating text boxes. All comments must be in the "text layer." A solution would be to extract the caption from the text box and manually align it under the figure.

Figure captions are an important aspect of scientific data reporting as they help readers understand and correctly interpret a figure. Any graph or image in a report is considered incomplete without a proper caption. Figure 1. Ammonium Sulfate treatment increases the growth rate of tomato plants (Solanum lycopersicum).

Oct 5, 2021 · Not all types of code comments are evil, but many are rightfully despised by programmers as (i) band-aid solutions to bad code, (ii) redundant, or even (iii) worse than no comment at all. The same is true for scientific figures and their captions.

Apr 12, 2024 · If you know the width of your figure, the easiest way is to use a minipage to have a box with the same width as the figure. \begin{figure} \centering \captionabove{Caption} \includegraphics[width=10cm]{file.png} \begin{minipage}{10cm} Your …

\def\mych{\counterwithin{figure}{chapter}\chapter} \def\mysec{\counterwithin{figure}{section}\section} \def\mysubsec{\counterwithin{figure}{subsection}\subsection} in the preamble, and use \mysec instead of \section etc. it should work.