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Can a caption be set to the width of a table?
Only fixed widths are supported here; if you are looking for a way to limit the width of the caption to the width of the figure or table, please take a look at the floatrow [8] or threeparttable [22] package. Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow!
Is the caption in figurefw full width?
Especially, in fullwidth mode, the behaviour of the captions should be full width by default. I wrote a PR that adds a new environment ( figurefw) that has a full width caption. I would be happy for anyone testing this.
Can you put a caption on a minipage?
Put your table plus caption inside a minipage. The caption will wrap. This is also a great way to have proper footnotes for tables. Actually there is a more legal way to do this using captions package option width.
Where is the default caption in a text file?
Well, the idea of the default is probably indeed to have a caption in the right column which then is parallel to the main text, such as in this example (having a \\begin {figure*} [t], ie figure at the top, and a short caption below which is in the margin column):
Is there a way to styling table captions with CSS?
Styling table captions with CSS is not always an easy task. The specific issue I’ll be dealing with in this article is the fact that the width of the caption doesn’t naturally fit the width of the table. First I’ll introduce the problem and then present a cross browser solution.
What is an example of using threeparttable?
I am using threeparttable for adding notes to my table. Here is a minimal working example:
Which is an example of a footnote in a caption?
The first table in the documentation of the ctable package is a good example, having footnotes in the caption as well as in the table cells. Works for figures, too.
Where does the footnote go in a table?
In all these answers, people are expecting the footnote to go at the bottom of the page. Sometimes, one wishes the footnote at the bottom of the table, if the footnote appears in the table. I have several ways of dealing with that, but here is one: