Using package 'float' for extension 'implicit_figures' when producing pdf

Using package 'float' for extension 'implicit_figures' when producing pdf

[Georg Felbinger]

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Hello,

I am using the 'implicit_figures' extension to insert image figures into an 
pdf document, like so:

![this is the caption](path/to/image)


As expected, pandoc generates latex code like this:

\begin{figure}

\centering

\includegraphics{path/to/image}

\caption{this is the caption}

\end{figure}


Now I want to use the package 'float' to add the 'H' option to the figure 
for positioning purposes. Is there a way to add options to an image, to 
produce latex code like this?

\begin{figure}[H]
> \centering
> \includegraphics{path/to/image}
> \caption{this is the caption}
> \end{figure}


Thanks in advance,

Georg 

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Re: Using package 'float' for extension 'implicit_figures' when producing pdf

[John MACFARLANE]

Currently there's no way to do this.  In principle we could
make the output sensitive to a 'float-position' attribute,
so you could do

     ![this is the caption](path/to/image){float-position=H}

or something like that.  But this would require a code
change.

+++ Georg Felbinger [Aug 09 17 02:22 ]:
>   Hello,
>   I am using the 'implicit_figures' extension to insert image figures
>   into an pdf document, like so:
>
>     ![this is the caption](path/to/image)
>
>   As expected, pandoc generates latex code like this:
>
>     \begin{figure}
>
>     \centering
>
>     \includegraphics{path/to/image}
>
>     \caption{this is the caption}
>
>     \end{figure}
>
>   Now I want to use the package 'float' to add the 'H' option to the
>   figure for positioning purposes. Is there a way to add options to an
>   image, to produce latex code like this?
>
>     \begin{figure}[H]
>     \centering
>     \includegraphics{path/to/image}
>     \caption{this is the caption}
>     \end{figure}
>
>   Thanks in advance,
>   Georg
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