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Position of a scheme (figure) at a specific point in the text
How to influence the position of float environments like figure and table in LaTeX?LaTeX equivalent of ConTeXt buffersTikZ: Cropping the Bounding BoxPosition of a figureAlign a figure in a specific position of a line?LaTeX figure position center of page AFTER textTikZ scaling graphic and adjust node position and keep font sizeHow to change the position of the figure?image position using figureDrawing graph with Tikz: Link it with main text without overlapping with textTo fix the position of the figure
I have this scheme code
begin{figure}
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}
node[draw] (s1) at (0.4,0) {Market risk};
node[draw] (s2) at (-5.3,-2) {Interest rate};
node[draw] (s3) at (-3,-2) {Equity};
node[draw] (s4) at (-1,-2) {Property};
node[draw] (s5) at (1,-2) {Spread};
node[draw] (s6) at (3,-2) {Currency};
node[draw] (s7) at (5.7,-2) {Concentration};
path
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s2)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s3)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s4)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s5)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s6)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s7) ;
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Market risk module and respective sub-modules.}
label{fig1}
end{figure}
and I want this scheme to appear after a text and it's appearing in the start of the sheet could you give some help please?
Thanks :)
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I have this scheme code
begin{figure}
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}
node[draw] (s1) at (0.4,0) {Market risk};
node[draw] (s2) at (-5.3,-2) {Interest rate};
node[draw] (s3) at (-3,-2) {Equity};
node[draw] (s4) at (-1,-2) {Property};
node[draw] (s5) at (1,-2) {Spread};
node[draw] (s6) at (3,-2) {Currency};
node[draw] (s7) at (5.7,-2) {Concentration};
path
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s2)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s3)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s4)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s5)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s6)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s7) ;
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Market risk module and respective sub-modules.}
label{fig1}
end{figure}
and I want this scheme to appear after a text and it's appearing in the start of the sheet could you give some help please?
Thanks :)
tikz-pgf floats
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I have this scheme code
begin{figure}
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}
node[draw] (s1) at (0.4,0) {Market risk};
node[draw] (s2) at (-5.3,-2) {Interest rate};
node[draw] (s3) at (-3,-2) {Equity};
node[draw] (s4) at (-1,-2) {Property};
node[draw] (s5) at (1,-2) {Spread};
node[draw] (s6) at (3,-2) {Currency};
node[draw] (s7) at (5.7,-2) {Concentration};
path
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s2)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s3)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s4)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s5)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s6)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s7) ;
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Market risk module and respective sub-modules.}
label{fig1}
end{figure}
and I want this scheme to appear after a text and it's appearing in the start of the sheet could you give some help please?
Thanks :)
tikz-pgf floats
I have this scheme code
begin{figure}
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}
node[draw] (s1) at (0.4,0) {Market risk};
node[draw] (s2) at (-5.3,-2) {Interest rate};
node[draw] (s3) at (-3,-2) {Equity};
node[draw] (s4) at (-1,-2) {Property};
node[draw] (s5) at (1,-2) {Spread};
node[draw] (s6) at (3,-2) {Currency};
node[draw] (s7) at (5.7,-2) {Concentration};
path
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s2)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s3)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s4)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s5)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s6)
(s1) edge[-, >=latex'] (s7) ;
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Market risk module and respective sub-modules.}
label{fig1}
end{figure}
and I want this scheme to appear after a text and it's appearing in the start of the sheet could you give some help please?
Thanks :)
tikz-pgf floats
tikz-pgf floats
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Figure is a float. This means that it's positioning is not always where you put it in the code, but where (La)TeX deems it best (depending on the parameters you fed it).
You might solve your issue by writing
begin{figure}[!htbp]
or
begin{figure}[H]
For a detailed answer see this post here: How to influence the position of float environments like figure and table in LaTeX?
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Figure is a float. This means that it's positioning is not always where you put it in the code, but where (La)TeX deems it best (depending on the parameters you fed it).
You might solve your issue by writing
begin{figure}[!htbp]
or
begin{figure}[H]
For a detailed answer see this post here: How to influence the position of float environments like figure and table in LaTeX?
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Figure is a float. This means that it's positioning is not always where you put it in the code, but where (La)TeX deems it best (depending on the parameters you fed it).
You might solve your issue by writing
begin{figure}[!htbp]
or
begin{figure}[H]
For a detailed answer see this post here: How to influence the position of float environments like figure and table in LaTeX?
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Figure is a float. This means that it's positioning is not always where you put it in the code, but where (La)TeX deems it best (depending on the parameters you fed it).
You might solve your issue by writing
begin{figure}[!htbp]
or
begin{figure}[H]
For a detailed answer see this post here: How to influence the position of float environments like figure and table in LaTeX?
Figure is a float. This means that it's positioning is not always where you put it in the code, but where (La)TeX deems it best (depending on the parameters you fed it).
You might solve your issue by writing
begin{figure}[!htbp]
or
begin{figure}[H]
For a detailed answer see this post here: How to influence the position of float environments like figure and table in LaTeX?
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