Training & Fellowships

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Floating figures

Floating figures can be tricky due to all the inherent complexity of wrapping text around images, with the added complication of captions.

The theme provides a few classes for this, but things are subject to change:

fig-float

the fig-float class will float the figure to the left with a default width of 50%, except on narrow views.

fig-right

the fig-right class will float the figure to the right with a default width of 50%, except on narrow views.

Additionally, the following shortcode may be useful:

clear

the clear shortcode is an invisible element that can be used to force anything following it to clear previous floating elements.

{{< clear >}} 

For example, here is a floated figure and some text that wraps it:

This is some text that will go to the right of the previous image.

This text is below the image, because it follows a clear shortcode.

Text that wraps to the left of the right-floated image.

No caption

To use a floating figure without a caption, simply omit the caption parameter:

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Here’s a simple table:

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