Pandoc newbie here. Very pleased with what I'm seeing for plain text documents, including docx output using the reference-doc feature. I've also succeeded in getting a figure in the docx output with a caption:

![caption](SystemDrawings.png){width=500px}

It's problematic though since if I want a caption I want it centered like the figure (I modified the Captioned Figure style to center, but that doesn't center the actual caption, just the figure. It's a shame).

So OK, I tried skipping the captions. I figured this would create a figure with style Figure, but it doesn't, it seems to create the figure with style Normal. Feels like I can't get there from here, but this seems like such and obvious and normal thing to do that it surprises me. I've tried the following, but neither works, they both create a figure with style Normal.

![](SystemDrawings.png){width=500px} 
![caption](SystemDrawings.png){width=500px} \

Is there any way to solve this issue?

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