I have 6 figures I want to include in a paper one after the other. When placing the figures only 2 fit on a page and the space at the bottom of the page is being filled by a few lines of text from the next section. Is there any way to prevent this and just have all 6 of the figures before the text begins. I have tried using \newpage
and that doesn't work. I would prefer not to resize my figures to solve the problem also.
[Tex/LaTex] Preventing text between figures
floats
Best Answer
It suffices to use the
[p]
placement directive for eachfigure
environment. I suggest you use three separatefigure
environments, each containing two graphs and two associated\caption
directives.Here's an MWE that illustrates the recommended setup. Running text is on page 1; pages 2, 3, and 4 contain the six graphs, and running text continues on page 5.
If the six graphs have to be placed at the very beginning of the document, use the same setup as above but insert
\clearpage
after the third\end{figure}
statement.