Monday, December 21, 2009

In Latex typesetting, how do you make a box that can include figures and text?

In an article I want to provide a box to explain a concept mentioned in the main text. I would like to add a figure (with caption) to the explanation.





I've tried using \parbox within \tabular but get errors: ';!LaTeX error: Not in outer par mode';.





So in summary, how can you using LaTeX typesetting, make a text box bounded with a line for a mixture of text and figures?In Latex typesetting, how do you make a box that can include figures and text?
Try \box{ }





I used it in this document:





http://www.scribd.com/doc/6833128/Combin鈥?/a>In Latex typesetting, how do you make a box that can include figures and text?
The \box thing doesn't work. This does though (using the ';boxedminipage'; package).





\fbox{


\begin{minipage}{16cm}


\begin{center}


\textbf{Title}


\end{center}


\hspace{8mm}Lorem ipsum...


\vspace{9pt}


\includegraphics[scale=1]{fi鈥?br>

\textit{caption}


\end{minipage}} Report Abuse
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