Closed Kingpatzer closed 4 years ago
I like to use the \FloatBarrier macro from the "placeins" package.
On Thu, 14 May 2020, David Wagle wrote:
The generator produces a float environment that gets pushed to the back material.
How do I keep a rotated table in-line in the final document?
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Click on the Output
menu, then click on Settings
. Uncheck Use table as a float
Rotated tables without a float environment are not supported yet. I could definitively work on this. You can use the adjustbox
package using something like this :
%\usepackage{adjustbox}
\begin{adjustbox}{angle=90}
% The code of your table here
\end{adjustbox}
Rotated tables without a float environment is supported since version 2.0.
The generator produces a float environment that gets pushed to the back material.
How do I keep a rotated table in-line in the final document?