Instead of the figure environment I am trying to use the \includegraphics
command to add pictures to an appendix.
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[scale=\linewidth]{../pics/results_t/props_T_i_a}
\end{center}
Idea from here for adding a picture without the float feature.
Two questions:
-
How do I add two images side-by-side? This is something I would usually do with
subfigure
inside the figure environment. -
Instead of setting the scaling to a set number, I would like to set the text line width as is the usual method for figures. the
\linewidth
and\textwidth
commands as shown in the code give errors, so how can I use them properly?
Best Answer
An appendix often consists of many many figures, or only figures. Having them float around will do no good. Hence, put the graphics inside the text directly.
You can also define a new environment, possibly together with package
capt-of
.