Closed dreistein543 closed 1 year ago
This is the default behavior of endfloat
package:
Endfloat places
\efloatseparator
between the floats in their respective files. By default it is defined to be\clearpage
forcing one float per page.
AOM Journal's Style Guide suggests:
Number tables and figures consecutively (one series for tables, one for figures). Place them at the end of your manuscript, but indicate the position of each in the text as follows.
I added a line (see the commit) to optionally disable having to \clearpage
after each float. Note that this can only be done for portrait floats. The landscape
environment still clears the page after each figure or table.
Hi Gorkem,
My paper has 41 pages with your template, while AOM ask for a maximum 40 pages.
I notice that your template puts my plots on different pages even if I set a very small size of them, it looks nice but doesn't space-saving.
I wonder if there is a flexible way to put them on one page (or just cancel the
force page break
), like what your template does in the appendix part.