UPDATE: I discovered that I can get a centered image caption by creating an 
Image Caption style in the docx template. That's a big relief. But I'd 
still like to know how to get an uncaptioned image which emits the image 
into the docx with the Image style instead of the Normal style.
On Thursday, July 8, 2021 at 2:27:56 PM UTC-7 Andrew Voelkel wrote:

> 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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