First you need to float the .image element, in order to ‘collapse’ its block-level descendants to the width of the element, and then use text-align on the .text element:
As you can see center calls centering too. By directly using centering you could omit that trivlist. Inside normal text begin{center} … end{center} is useful of course to center and to generate vertical space between the centered text and the surrounding text.
If you followed my previous posts regarding automated Stata and LaTeX integration you might already have a good idea how estout works and how a table can be printed in LaTeX in an aesthetically pleasing way.
LaTeX Template for the Preparation of Papers for AIAA Technical Conferences created 2017-12-14 02:54:10 UTC
T he captions for figures, tables, subfigures and subtables in LaTeX can be customized in various ways using the caption and subcaption packages. You can change the fonts, numbering style, alignment and format of the captions and the caption labels.
Hey Renan, Thanks, interesting question! I assume you were asking about centering horizontally. You can achieve it by placing centering in front of the text within multirow.
I’m trying to vertically center a title on a custom-sized page with latex. I’ve written the following code, but for some reason it doesn’t center. Could someone please point me to what’s wrong with
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I have noticed a definite increase in the number of questions I receive regarding my Stata and LaTeX integration post (maybe deadlines are approaching?). I guess it’s a good idea to address some of these questions in a new post and also show some changes that improve the LaTeX code.