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subfloat - enclose a set of subfloats in a subfloat environment

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I am struggling in finding the correct implementation for putting my two rows of figures inside a subfloat environment. What I have now is the following:

documentclass[english]{article}

usepackage[demo]{graphicx}

usepackage{subfig}



begin{document}





begin{figure}[t]

    centering

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig1}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:2}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:3}

    }



    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:4}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:5}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:6}

    }



    caption{}

    label{fig:whatever}

end{figure}







end{document}

It returns the following output:

I would like to have one more level of subcaption on the row. I imagine refering each single picture in the following format: Figure 1.a.1. I tried putting them in a subfloat too, but latex returns an error on the stack. One constraint, I am forced to use the subfig package, I cannot move either to subfigure or subcaption.

subfloats subcaption

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I am struggling in finding the correct implementation for putting my two rows of figures inside a subfloat environment. What I have now is the following:

documentclass[english]{article}

usepackage[demo]{graphicx}

usepackage{subfig}



begin{document}





begin{figure}[t]

    centering

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig1}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:2}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:3}

    }



    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:4}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:5}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:6}

    }



    caption{}

    label{fig:whatever}

end{figure}







end{document}

It returns the following output:

I would like to have one more level of subcaption on the row. I imagine refering each single picture in the following format: Figure 1.a.1. I tried putting them in a subfloat too, but latex returns an error on the stack. One constraint, I am forced to use the subfig package, I cannot move either to subfigure or subcaption.

subfloats subcaption

share

asked 3 mins ago

Guido MuscioniGuido Muscioni

1639

add a comment | 

I am struggling in finding the correct implementation for putting my two rows of figures inside a subfloat environment. What I have now is the following:

documentclass[english]{article}

usepackage[demo]{graphicx}

usepackage{subfig}



begin{document}





begin{figure}[t]

    centering

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig1}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:2}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:3}

    }



    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:4}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:5}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:6}

    }



    caption{}

    label{fig:whatever}

end{figure}







end{document}

It returns the following output:

I would like to have one more level of subcaption on the row. I imagine refering each single picture in the following format: Figure 1.a.1. I tried putting them in a subfloat too, but latex returns an error on the stack. One constraint, I am forced to use the subfig package, I cannot move either to subfigure or subcaption.

subfloats subcaption

share

asked 3 mins ago

Guido MuscioniGuido Muscioni

1639

documentclass[english]{article}

usepackage[demo]{graphicx}

usepackage{subfig}



begin{document}





begin{figure}[t]

    centering

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig1}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:2}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:3}

    }



    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:4}

    }

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:5}

    }   

    subfloat[ ]{

        includegraphics[width=.32textwidth]{.png}

        label{fig:6}

    }



    caption{}

    label{fig:whatever}

end{figure}







end{document}

share

asked 3 mins ago

Guido MuscioniGuido Muscioni

1639

share

asked 3 mins ago

Guido MuscioniGuido Muscioni

1639

asked 3 mins ago

Guido MuscioniGuido Muscioni

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asked 3 mins ago

Guido MuscioniGuido Muscioni

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