LaTeX: images side by side using Minipage
Images you can place in a LaTeX mini-pages side-by-side. For this you need an Extra Package.
- You can start your LaTeX document with \begin{figure} a Figure that contains two images. And add a \centering to center the content.
- Then, you divide the Figure by creating a \begin{minipage}[t]{0.45\linewidth} and \end{minipage} a new Minipage.
- Insert behind the Minipage is a \hfill, and another Minipage (exactly as above).
- In the two mini pages to use then again for \centering and the graphics are a tie as usual "\includegraphics[width=.75\linewidth]{example-image-a}".
- If necessary, you can add a \caption{description} a description for the images.
- The images include a "caption", you need to add \begin{document} the package with "\usepackage{must follow the graphicx} and\usepackage{caption}".
LaTeX: images side by side
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