[Question] How to fix the figure position in LaTeX outputs

[Question] How to fix the figure position in LaTeX outputs

[Oelauge]

Dear All,

The LaTeX output by Pandoc consider a flexible position logic of a 
picture. I guess, Pandoc should consider the typographical logic of a 
document, but sometimes the pictures should be placed in a document, 
like the Author it wants.

My question is, how can i tell Pandoc as command or direct in a header 
file, that the LaTeX-Converter must consider a fix position, i think the 
‚h‘ (here) attribute?

And by the way, how can i tell Pandoc to use a fix width instead to use 
the complete page width?

Thank you

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Re: [Question] How to fix the figure position in LaTeX outputs

[John MacFarlane]

Oelauge <oelauge-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> writes:

> Dear All,
>
> The LaTeX output by Pandoc consider a flexible position logic of a 
> picture. I guess, Pandoc should consider the typographical logic of a 
> document, but sometimes the pictures should be placed in a document, 
> like the Author it wants.
>
> My question is, how can i tell Pandoc as command or direct in a header 
> file, that the LaTeX-Converter must consider a fix position, i think the 
> ‚h‘ (here) attribute?

No way to do this with the actual image; maybe there's
a way to do this globally through something in the
preamble, though; I don't know.

> And by the way, how can i tell Pandoc to use a fix width instead to use 
> the complete page width?

Assuming your source format is markdown, just use an
image attribute like

    ![my image](img.jpg){width=3in}

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