I'm writing my master thesis and I need to place a large number of images and tables, as in the following way:
\paragraph{name 1}
…long list of images and tables..
\paragraph{name 2}
…long list of images and tables..
in the way that the images are in their right position and don't change their position with respect to their own title, I choose to create non-floating images and tables. Besides, the totality of my figures are a combination of little images. For example, a piece of my code is:
\paragraph{name paragraph}
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=0.45\textwidth]{name figure 1} \quad
\captionof*{figure}{partial caption figure 1}
\includegraphics[width=0.45\textwidth]{name figure 2}
\captionof*{figure}{partial caption figure 2}
\captionof{figure}{Total caption }
\label{name_label}
\end{center}
In this way, I have a result where the images are not tiled horizontally, as I show in the figure attached:
I want that the images are tiled horizontally, and this happens if I don't insert the partial caption at each image, as I show in the bottom of the image attached.
So, is there any solution of my problem? Is there another way to insert multiple images in a non-floating environment?
Best Answer
You can use
minipage
s around the figures:In fact, I'd suggest you to use another
minipage
to surround the entire construct; otherwise, in some cases the general caption could land in a different page from the images: