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As of Wikibook 0.9.7b, images with side captions are scaled to have a maximum width of slightly over 0.6 of the text width -- the golden section φ.
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As of Wikibook 0.9.7b, images with side captions are scaled to have a maximum width of slightly over 0.6 of the text width -- the golden section φ. See [[ReleaseLog/20071106]].
:Date closed:2007-11-14
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:Resolution:It might useful to create an [[example(s)]] of this behaviour, along with alternative approaches. One option is to turn the long sentence caption into a shorter caption, followed by a paragraph, followed by a break-and-clear ([=[[<<]]=]). There is an example at Examples/BreakFloat. Wikipublisher basically follows the author's instructions; it sounds as if it may need to provide a way for an author to specify, "Float this figure in `HTML but not in `PDF."
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:Resolution:It might useful to create an [[example(s)]] of this behaviour, along with alternative approaches. One option is to turn the long sentence caption into a shorter caption, followed by a paragraph, followed by a break-and-clear ([=[[<<]]=]). There is an example at Examples/BreakFloat. Wikipublisher basically follows the author's instructions; we may need to create a way for an author to specify, "Float this figure in `HTML but not in `PDF."
As of Wikibook 0.9.7b, images with side captions are scaled to have a maximum width of slightly over 0.6 of the text width -- the golden section φ.
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:Resolution:It might useful to create an [[example(s)]] of this behaviour, along with alternative approaches. One option is to turn the long sentence caption into a shorter caption, followed by a paragraph, followed by a break-and-clear ([=[[<<]]=]). There is an example at Examples/BreakFloat. Wikipublisher basically follows the author's instructions; it sounds as if it may need to provide a way for an author to specify, "Float this figure in `HTML but not in `PDF."
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:Summary:long captions displayed in the margin next to floated figures look terrible
:Type:Bug
:Raised by:[[~tyrel]]
:Date opened:2007-10-27
:Description:If you float a figure to the left/right that has a long caption (i.e. about a sentence in length), the printing of the long caption in the margin is terrible looking and pretty much useless. I understand the reasoning of putting the caption in the margin for left/right floated figures, but for ones with longer captions, the only option is display the figure inline with the text.
:Importance:4
:Proposed solution:Longer captions should be displayed under figures that are floated left/right.
:Urgency:1
:Status:Open
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