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For my book, the MWE that it is adding below, is the cropping of a part of the code when I insert only two figures:
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
Is there a way to recreate the same (exact) figure below the green lines with the green squares (rounded it is preferible) with into the letters?
The green line with the green square where there are the letters a
, b
, c
, and the relative labels in Figure 1 (a), (b) and (c). It varies with the lenght of the images.
See here:
tikz-pgf floats captions subfloats subcaption
|
show 2 more comments
For my book, the MWE that it is adding below, is the cropping of a part of the code when I insert only two figures:
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
Is there a way to recreate the same (exact) figure below the green lines with the green squares (rounded it is preferible) with into the letters?
The green line with the green square where there are the letters a
, b
, c
, and the relative labels in Figure 1 (a), (b) and (c). It varies with the lenght of the images.
See here:
tikz-pgf floats captions subfloats subcaption
@DavidCarlisle I've put it all in as a surprise effect for those who look as if they were wondering. Now I edit my question following your comments.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:56
@DavidCarlisle I hadn't put in the % before to turn the package into a comment. As you can see I had written a series of %%%% with the notice that the fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribution.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:59
Sorry I get errors but I dIdn't on a different installation, my setup is testing some future code, ignore my comments about that. I may trace later why I get errors but that is not your problem:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:07
Don't worry David. For me you are always "benvenuto". In the meantime, if there are any mistakes in English and you don't understand my question, please edit it. Thank you.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:10
1
for me it works in texlive 2017 but not 2018 or 2019 (but I have a non standard setup, others may confirm)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:11
|
show 2 more comments
For my book, the MWE that it is adding below, is the cropping of a part of the code when I insert only two figures:
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
Is there a way to recreate the same (exact) figure below the green lines with the green squares (rounded it is preferible) with into the letters?
The green line with the green square where there are the letters a
, b
, c
, and the relative labels in Figure 1 (a), (b) and (c). It varies with the lenght of the images.
See here:
tikz-pgf floats captions subfloats subcaption
For my book, the MWE that it is adding below, is the cropping of a part of the code when I insert only two figures:
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
Is there a way to recreate the same (exact) figure below the green lines with the green squares (rounded it is preferible) with into the letters?
The green line with the green square where there are the letters a
, b
, c
, and the relative labels in Figure 1 (a), (b) and (c). It varies with the lenght of the images.
See here:
tikz-pgf floats captions subfloats subcaption
tikz-pgf floats captions subfloats subcaption
edited Mar 27 at 22:23
Sebastiano
asked Mar 27 at 20:51
SebastianoSebastiano
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@DavidCarlisle I've put it all in as a surprise effect for those who look as if they were wondering. Now I edit my question following your comments.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:56
@DavidCarlisle I hadn't put in the % before to turn the package into a comment. As you can see I had written a series of %%%% with the notice that the fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribution.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:59
Sorry I get errors but I dIdn't on a different installation, my setup is testing some future code, ignore my comments about that. I may trace later why I get errors but that is not your problem:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:07
Don't worry David. For me you are always "benvenuto". In the meantime, if there are any mistakes in English and you don't understand my question, please edit it. Thank you.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:10
1
for me it works in texlive 2017 but not 2018 or 2019 (but I have a non standard setup, others may confirm)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:11
|
show 2 more comments
@DavidCarlisle I've put it all in as a surprise effect for those who look as if they were wondering. Now I edit my question following your comments.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:56
@DavidCarlisle I hadn't put in the % before to turn the package into a comment. As you can see I had written a series of %%%% with the notice that the fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribution.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:59
Sorry I get errors but I dIdn't on a different installation, my setup is testing some future code, ignore my comments about that. I may trace later why I get errors but that is not your problem:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:07
Don't worry David. For me you are always "benvenuto". In the meantime, if there are any mistakes in English and you don't understand my question, please edit it. Thank you.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:10
1
for me it works in texlive 2017 but not 2018 or 2019 (but I have a non standard setup, others may confirm)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:11
@DavidCarlisle I've put it all in as a surprise effect for those who look as if they were wondering. Now I edit my question following your comments.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:56
@DavidCarlisle I've put it all in as a surprise effect for those who look as if they were wondering. Now I edit my question following your comments.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:56
@DavidCarlisle I hadn't put in the % before to turn the package into a comment. As you can see I had written a series of %%%% with the notice that the fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribution.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:59
@DavidCarlisle I hadn't put in the % before to turn the package into a comment. As you can see I had written a series of %%%% with the notice that the fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribution.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:59
Sorry I get errors but I dIdn't on a different installation, my setup is testing some future code, ignore my comments about that. I may trace later why I get errors but that is not your problem:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:07
Sorry I get errors but I dIdn't on a different installation, my setup is testing some future code, ignore my comments about that. I may trace later why I get errors but that is not your problem:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:07
Don't worry David. For me you are always "benvenuto". In the meantime, if there are any mistakes in English and you don't understand my question, please edit it. Thank you.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:10
Don't worry David. For me you are always "benvenuto". In the meantime, if there are any mistakes in English and you don't understand my question, please edit it. Thank you.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:10
1
1
for me it works in texlive 2017 but not 2018 or 2019 (but I have a non standard setup, others may confirm)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:11
for me it works in texlive 2017 but not 2018 or 2019 (but I have a non standard setup, others may confirm)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:11
|
show 2 more comments
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As far as I can tell, it's just a line so
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%%%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools,color
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhitea
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhiteb
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
(I had to use texlive 2017 to get the example to run for some reason)
Very nice. But for green square do not use the symbolsquare
? But if I wanted to insert a rounded square or another symbol is it possible to have the same result?
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:35
1
@Sebastiano could use any symbol you want behind the letter rather than colorbox, or if you wait a bit someone is bound to suggest a tikz version with a duck shaped background or whatever other shape you want drawn.
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:40
add a comment |
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As far as I can tell, it's just a line so
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%%%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools,color
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhitea
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhiteb
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
(I had to use texlive 2017 to get the example to run for some reason)
Very nice. But for green square do not use the symbolsquare
? But if I wanted to insert a rounded square or another symbol is it possible to have the same result?
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:35
1
@Sebastiano could use any symbol you want behind the letter rather than colorbox, or if you wait a bit someone is bound to suggest a tikz version with a duck shaped background or whatever other shape you want drawn.
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:40
add a comment |
As far as I can tell, it's just a line so
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%%%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools,color
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhitea
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhiteb
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
(I had to use texlive 2017 to get the example to run for some reason)
Very nice. But for green square do not use the symbolsquare
? But if I wanted to insert a rounded square or another symbol is it possible to have the same result?
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:35
1
@Sebastiano could use any symbol you want behind the letter rather than colorbox, or if you wait a bit someone is bound to suggest a tikz version with a duck shaped background or whatever other shape you want drawn.
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:40
add a comment |
As far as I can tell, it's just a line so
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%%%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools,color
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhitea
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhiteb
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
(I had to use texlive 2017 to get the example to run for some reason)
As far as I can tell, it's just a line so
documentclass[12pt]book
usepackagenewtxtext
%%%%%usepackageclassico%%%%%%%%% urw-classico package. The fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribuition
usepackagesubfig
usepackagemathtools,color
usepackage[labelfont=sf,bf,skip=.3pt]caption
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
begindocument
beginfigure[htp]
centering
subfloat[][small Le linee di universo passanti per l'origine saranno all'interno del cono. Si vede la linea blu che parte dal punto qui ed ora rappresentato dal vertice del cono.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhitea
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-a quad
subfloat[][small Linee di universo non ammesse nella teoria della relatività ristretta sono quelle che escono dal cono di luce; ad esempio la linea textbf(1) esce dal cono che pertanto non sarà ammessa; la velocità nel punto $A$ della linea textbf(2) è minore di quella della luce; la linea arancione textbf(3) rappresenta un viaggiatore dello spazio-tempo con il dono dell'ubiquità; la linea textbf(4) rappresenta un viaggio indietro nel tempo a una velocità maggiore di quella della luce.
textcolorgreenmakebox[0pt][l]rulelinewidth2ptquadcolorboxgreenbfseriescolorwhiteb
]
includegraphics[width=.45textwidth]example-image-b
captionsmall Coni di luce.
endfigure
enddocument
(I had to use texlive 2017 to get the example to run for some reason)
answered Mar 27 at 21:27
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Very nice. But for green square do not use the symbolsquare
? But if I wanted to insert a rounded square or another symbol is it possible to have the same result?
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:35
1
@Sebastiano could use any symbol you want behind the letter rather than colorbox, or if you wait a bit someone is bound to suggest a tikz version with a duck shaped background or whatever other shape you want drawn.
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:40
add a comment |
Very nice. But for green square do not use the symbolsquare
? But if I wanted to insert a rounded square or another symbol is it possible to have the same result?
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:35
1
@Sebastiano could use any symbol you want behind the letter rather than colorbox, or if you wait a bit someone is bound to suggest a tikz version with a duck shaped background or whatever other shape you want drawn.
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:40
Very nice. But for green square do not use the symbol
square
? But if I wanted to insert a rounded square or another symbol is it possible to have the same result?– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:35
Very nice. But for green square do not use the symbol
square
? But if I wanted to insert a rounded square or another symbol is it possible to have the same result?– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:35
1
1
@Sebastiano could use any symbol you want behind the letter rather than colorbox, or if you wait a bit someone is bound to suggest a tikz version with a duck shaped background or whatever other shape you want drawn.
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:40
@Sebastiano could use any symbol you want behind the letter rather than colorbox, or if you wait a bit someone is bound to suggest a tikz version with a duck shaped background or whatever other shape you want drawn.
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:40
add a comment |
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@DavidCarlisle I've put it all in as a surprise effect for those who look as if they were wondering. Now I edit my question following your comments.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:56
@DavidCarlisle I hadn't put in the % before to turn the package into a comment. As you can see I had written a series of %%%% with the notice that the fonts are installed into my MikTeX distribution.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 20:59
Sorry I get errors but I dIdn't on a different installation, my setup is testing some future code, ignore my comments about that. I may trace later why I get errors but that is not your problem:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:07
Don't worry David. For me you are always "benvenuto". In the meantime, if there are any mistakes in English and you don't understand my question, please edit it. Thank you.
– Sebastiano
Mar 27 at 21:10
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for me it works in texlive 2017 but not 2018 or 2019 (but I have a non standard setup, others may confirm)
– David Carlisle
Mar 27 at 21:11