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How to prevent wrapfigure from wrapping the next section?
As pointed out by Andrew Swann, this doesn’t work if the figure is longer than the text; in that case, the following section heading will be overwritten by the figure. If the text wrapping the figure ends in some actual text and not just included text like \\lipsum, then it works to just add empty lines to the end of the text.
What can you do with CTAN package wrapfig?
CTAN: Package wrapfig wrapfig – Produces figures which text can flow around Allows figures or tables to have text wrapped around them. Does not work in combination with list environments, but can be used in a parbox or minipage, and in twocolumn format.
How to use wrapfig to span multiple Colu?
wrapfig – Produces figures which text can flow around Sources /macros/latex/contrib/wrapfig Documentation How to use wrapfig to span multiple colu Version 3.6 Licenses The LaT e X Project Public License Maintainer Donald Arseneau
How to use wrapfig in an enumerated or list environment?
You can omit it if you’d like. Otherwise, this is a very simple, though tedious, way of making sure you can insert and wrap figures in enumerated and list environments in LaTeX. The end result looks like the following (note that these are dummy blue png files in the example for now):
Why is my wrapfig not working in word?
This gives an empty paragraph to make wrapfig comfortable, and doesn’t alter your content at all (I added a negative vspace* to account for the \\parskip of the paragraph). I did some experimenting and your example is failing because wrapfig is unable to cope with the \\section commands and the list environment.
Can a wrapfig take an optional line height argument?
EDIT: Ah. i see what you mean. wrapfig can take an optional line height argument: where line-height is a positive integer. EDIT #2: wrapfig/floatflt + enumerate, itemize = not working. the packages are incompatible with one another. For a “wrapfigure” effect with an environment, i.e., enumerate, itemize, etc etc.,