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The following code rotates the figure as I want to, so now my Y axis is parallel to the shorter edge of my A4 sheet. However, my caption is still parallel to the shorter edge of my sheet. How can I make the caption follow the figure and be parallel to the large edge of my sheet?
- graphics - Rotate image in LaTeX - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
You can save the figure + caption in a box and then rotate...
- Rotate picture with caption - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
This can be done using the adjustbox package. The solution...
- graphics - Rotate image in LaTeX - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
You can save the figure + caption in a box and then rotate the box, or use the sidewaysfigure environment from the rotating package. It puts the figure on its own page. For a small figure you can use the \rotcaption command to rotate the caption.
Jul 1, 2010 · How can I \includegraphics with 90 degree rotation? For example, my figure is of size 640*480, which can't fit into a page when being inserted to the page normally (horizontally). If I rotate it with 90 degrees, I may obtain a picture of size 480*640, together with a rotated caption.
Sep 17, 2024 · Figure is rotated 90 degrees by sidewaysfigure environment. Sidewaysfigure environment rotates both the image and caption by 90 degrees. It especially displays images in landscape orientation. And within this package, you cannot pass custom angles.
Feb 13, 2012 · This can be done using the adjustbox package. The solution is similar to the one of Werner but saves you some manual work with saveboxes. Note that adjustbox v1.0 also includes a figure key which allows to add the figure environment automatically as well. \begin{adjustbox}{addcode={\begin{minipage}{\width}}{\caption{%.
Oct 1, 2013 · Besides 90 degrees rotation, the package also provides a command and environment to rotate content at an arbitrary angle. Sidewaysfigure example. The easiest way to take full advantage of the page and position a figure (or table) in landscape-form is through the rotating package.
sideways prints the contents of the environment turned through 90 degrees coun-terclockwise; turn prints the contents turned through an arbitrary angle (the argument to the environment); rotate prints the contents turned through an arbitrary angle but does not leave any space for the result
