Q: How do I preserve image order

Q: How do I preserve image order

[PowerUser]

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Hello fellow pandoc users and developers!

I am using pandoc to compile markdown files to PDF files for an engineering 
class I'm taking. For all of our work, we have to adhere to certain 
standards. Two of the things we are required to do are:

a) Label and caption figures like this- "*Figure N: Description*"
b) Keep things in the correct sections of the document

The problem is, I can only figure out how to do one of these things at a 
time with pandoc, and I was wondering if I could get some help doing both 
of them at once.


Here's what I'm doing:

To get captions, I just embed the image like so:
![*Multi-meter wired in parallel for measuring volts*](./volts.svg)

However, if I do it like this, pandoc groups the images together and puts 
them on their own page at the end of the document, violating rule b.

If I want to not violate rule b, I have discovered (thanks to stackoverflow 
<https://stackoverflow.com/a/61486059>) I can compile the document with the -f 
markdown-implicit_figures option. The problem with this is it deletes the 
captions, so I violate rule a.


Is there a way I can embed images in my PDF while having them appear where 
I embed them in markdown file and keep their captions?

Thanks,
Blake

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AW: How do I preserve image order

[denis.maier-NSENcxR/0n0]

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That sounds like LaTeX’s float behaviour.
Have a look a this answer : https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/2275/keeping-tables-figures-close-to-where-they-are-mentioned

Best,
Denis


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Betreff: Q: How do I preserve image order

Hello fellow pandoc users and developers!

I am using pandoc to compile markdown files to PDF files for an engineering class I'm taking. For all of our work, we have to adhere to certain standards. Two of the things we are required to do are:

a) Label and caption figures like this- "Figure N: Description"
b) Keep things in the correct sections of the document

The problem is, I can only figure out how to do one of these things at a time with pandoc, and I was wondering if I could get some help doing both of them at once.


Here's what I'm doing:

To get captions, I just embed the image like so:
![*Multi-meter wired in parallel for measuring volts*](./volts.svg)

However, if I do it like this, pandoc groups the images together and puts them on their own page at the end of the document, violating rule b.

If I want to not violate rule b, I have discovered (thanks to stackoverflow<https://stackoverflow.com/a/61486059>) I can compile the document with the -f markdown-implicit_figures option. The problem with this is it deletes the captions, so I violate rule a.


Is there a way I can embed images in my PDF while having them appear where I embed them in markdown file and keep their captions?

Thanks,
Blake
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Re: Q: How do I preserve image order

[jeremy theler]

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Issue a \clearpage command before opening a new section

On Mon, Apr 11, 2022, 07:57 PowerUser <blakelysnorth-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:

> Hello fellow pandoc users and developers!
>
> I am using pandoc to compile markdown files to PDF files for an
> engineering class I'm taking. For all of our work, we have to adhere to
> certain standards. Two of the things we are required to do are:
>
> a) Label and caption figures like this- "*Figure N: Description*"
> b) Keep things in the correct sections of the document
>
> The problem is, I can only figure out how to do one of these things at a
> time with pandoc, and I was wondering if I could get some help doing both
> of them at once.
>
>
> Here's what I'm doing:
>
> To get captions, I just embed the image like so:
> ![*Multi-meter wired in parallel for measuring volts*](./volts.svg)
>
> However, if I do it like this, pandoc groups the images together and puts
> them on their own page at the end of the document, violating rule b.
>
> If I want to not violate rule b, I have discovered (thanks to
> stackoverflow <https://stackoverflow.com/a/61486059>) I can compile the
> document with the -f markdown-implicit_figures option. The problem with
> this is it deletes the captions, so I violate rule a.
>
>
> Is there a way I can embed images in my PDF while having them appear where
> I embed them in markdown file and keep their captions?
>
> Thanks,
> Blake
>
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