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Where do I put horizontal space between subfigures?
I guess you need to put horizontal space between subfigures yourself by \\hspace, \\quad or similar, if you arrange subfigures horizontally. Perhaps post a minimal working example with your subfig layout if you would have further questions.
When to use subfig instead of subfigure?
The subfigure package is obsolete for a long time and should be replace by subfig (or another corresponding package). How to use? Any hints please. pallav wrote: How to use?
How to reduce spacing between two rows of figures?
It took almost the whole page and the main caption for the whole figure is placed below the page number which killed the whole structure. could someone please come up with a solution for me so i can reduce/control the spacings between figure and its caption. This is the code I used. Code, edit and compile here:
Is there a gap between two rows of figures?
Similarly, there is equally large gap placed between the caption of figures from first row and the top of figures at the second row.
What’s the difference between subfigure and subfig?
The subfigure package is obsolete and with subfig has a direct replacement. There exist some other (more sophisticated) packages for this purpose. The below example uses subfig because it will require the fewest modifications at all to your code. The distance between the sub-figures and their respective captions look OK.
Is there an above and belowskip option in subfigure?
I’ve only done that so you can readily see the effect below: Per the comments to this post, there is an aboveskip and belowskip option available via the caption package, which is loaded when loading subcaption. This allows you to more conveniently make a change to how the captions are placed.
Which is the best subcaption package to use?
Since you’re using the »caption« package already it’s probably best to use the subcaption package (documentation: subcaption ). It is from the same author and plays together with »caption« nicely.