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 Jul13 awarded Yearling Jul2 awarded Curious Jun21 comment Simulating a figure-environment @ChristianHupfer I think I did understood it fine, since all I did now, was to copy the MWE from the link I provided (which I already mentioned in my second comment). Jun21 revised Simulating a figure-environment added 455 characters in body Jun21 accepted Setting the right distance to “=” Jun21 comment Setting the right distance to “=” perfect! thanks. Jun21 comment Simulating a figure-environment @ChristianHupfer Well, the only way I know how to do that would be by manual distance adjustment for some specific pictures (via trial and error, i.e. playing sufficiently long with \hspace{xpt} and \vpspace{ypt} for some numbers x,yuntil it fits), which would be a waste of my time doing it and your time reading it. While I applaud your intentions, in this case they don't seem to be applicable. Jun21 comment Simulating a figure-environment The accepted answer in the link I provided contains the code I put here as a MWE. Since my question is how to modify this MWE as described, I can't add a MWE that "illustrates my problem" (if I interpreted your request correctly). Jun21 asked Setting the right distance to “=” Jun21 asked Simulating a figure-environment Jun5 awarded Notable Question Jun3 awarded Notable Question May27 awarded Popular Question May21 comment Distributing two small images in a document (horizontally) evenly Yes, though I accepted the other answer because it was slightly more detailed and also did without the subcaption package. Thank you nonetheless for your effort, I upvoted you. May21 accepted Distributing two small images in a document (horizontally) evenly May21 comment Distributing two small images in a document (horizontally) evenly Thanks for your detailed answers. One last question: Is the vertical gap that comes from the center precisely \medskip or is it a different value ? May21 comment Distributing two small images in a document (horizontally) evenly I'm also confused by the \medskip \noindent \hfil% before the picture and the \medskip after it from your second code sample. Is this just a replacement for \begin{center} and \end{center} ? May21 comment Distributing two small images in a document (horizontally) evenly What do you mean by "\includegraphics places images upon the text baseline" ? Why exactly is the space between the text above and below the picture the same if you raise it ? May21 comment Distributing two small images in a document (horizontally) evenly The second example looks good. But two issues remain: 1) In the second example you provided, I think you first have to add \usepackage{caption} otherwise it throws an error. 2) How can I add text before the figure ? Placing text before \begin{figure} still moves it after the figure when compiled. May21 asked Distributing two small images in a document (horizontally) evenly
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