Floating tables and figures are both decorated by \@figrule which reads
unintuitively for tables. Therefore, this P/R renames \@figrule to \@floatrule.
The hr elements this macro controls get associated with CSS class floatrule.
Moreover, users can override the rule generation completely by defining
\floatseparator. An empty expansion of \floatseparator recovers the
original LaTeX layout. The P/R documents all the user-visible macros and
classes.
As footnotes are also a (special) kind of float document them in the relevant
section of the reference manual, too.
maranget
commented
3 years ago
Floating tables and figures are both decorated by
\@figrulewhich reads unintuitively for tables. Therefore, this P/R renames\@figruleto\@floatrule. Thehrelements this macro controls get associated with CSS classfloatrule. Moreover, users can override the rule generation completely by defining\floatseparator. An empty expansion of\floatseparatorrecovers the original LaTeX layout. The P/R documents all the user-visible macros and classes.As footnotes are also a (special) kind of float document them in the relevant section of the reference manual, too.