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How to vertically align 3 images in Stack Exchange?
But I want them to be vertically aligned. How can I do this? The interface provided by the subfigure package, specifies the first (optional) argument to indicate the vertical alignment. Using [b] should align be b ottom of the sub figures. Analogously, [t] should align the t ops.
How to create vertical alignment of latex subfigures?
You can also use aisebox {x} {\\includegraphics […] {…}} where x is negative to shift it downwards and positive to shift upwards. This code was generated by LyX, however, so it’s a bit ugly. Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow!
What does it look like when two images are aligned?
Two images are aligned happily, the first one doesn’t line up. All images are the same size (519×346 pixels). This is what it looks like: I’d like to line up (a) (both image and caption) if possible, the way that (b) and (c) are.
Which is the optional argument to the subfigure environment?
First, the optional argument to the subfigure environment is the same as for minipage, so t (op), c (enter) or b (ottom), if I remember correctly, and this specifies the “anchor” I think, of the subfigure. Hence, h doesn’t do anything.
How to align two tikzpicture plots in latex-stack?
BTW, if you do not intend to add subcaptions to your plots, the subfigure environment is useless, and you can just put your (properly scaled) tikzpictures side by side separated by an \\hfill. Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow!
How to separate captions in TeX-LaTeX Stack Exchange?
Incidentally, the subfigure captions allways seem too far away from the chart itself, so I have to use \\vspace {-nnpt} to get separation that looks right. Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange!
Is the Order of caption and label mixed?
The order of your \\caption and \\label commands is mixed. If you always use: the caption to image space is not too big. This works for your example. However, if the captions span over different numbers of lines this is mixed up again. I had this problem with 3 charts, identical axis sizes. Just using subfigures.