Effect of `label` on caption position in new environment
I use a new environment and have tried to refer to it using the label-refcommands. I'm running into the problem that the label command affects the vertical position of the caption.
The MWE is:
documentclass[a4paper]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
%%% caption for new environment
makeatletter
newcommand{mycaption}[1]{%
strictpagecheckmarginpar{setlength{parindent}{1.0em}small
@afterindentfalse@afterheading {textbf{Caption themynewcount:}} #1}%
}
makeatother
%%% new environment
newcounter{mynewcount}[chapter]
renewcommand{themynewcount}{thechapter.arabic{mynewcount}}
newenvironment{mynewenv}[1]{%
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#1}%
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
begin{document}
chapter{Chapter}
lipsum[1]
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
label{test} % <<< label
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
ref{test} % <<< refer to label
end{document}
Without the label and ref commands, the caption is properly aligned with the top of the contents of the environment:
With them, however, the caption is shifted up:
How can I fix this?
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I use a new environment and have tried to refer to it using the label-refcommands. I'm running into the problem that the label command affects the vertical position of the caption.
The MWE is:
documentclass[a4paper]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
%%% caption for new environment
makeatletter
newcommand{mycaption}[1]{%
strictpagecheckmarginpar{setlength{parindent}{1.0em}small
@afterindentfalse@afterheading {textbf{Caption themynewcount:}} #1}%
}
makeatother
%%% new environment
newcounter{mynewcount}[chapter]
renewcommand{themynewcount}{thechapter.arabic{mynewcount}}
newenvironment{mynewenv}[1]{%
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#1}%
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
begin{document}
chapter{Chapter}
lipsum[1]
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
label{test} % <<< label
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
ref{test} % <<< refer to label
end{document}
Without the label and ref commands, the caption is properly aligned with the top of the contents of the environment:
With them, however, the caption is shifted up:
How can I fix this?
formatting environments minipage
asked 26 mins ago
user1362373
8711027
add a comment |
I use a new environment and have tried to refer to it using the label-refcommands. I'm running into the problem that the label command affects the vertical position of the caption.
The MWE is:
documentclass[a4paper]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
%%% caption for new environment
makeatletter
newcommand{mycaption}[1]{%
strictpagecheckmarginpar{setlength{parindent}{1.0em}small
@afterindentfalse@afterheading {textbf{Caption themynewcount:}} #1}%
}
makeatother
%%% new environment
newcounter{mynewcount}[chapter]
renewcommand{themynewcount}{thechapter.arabic{mynewcount}}
newenvironment{mynewenv}[1]{%
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#1}%
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
begin{document}
chapter{Chapter}
lipsum[1]
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
label{test} % <<< label
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
ref{test} % <<< refer to label
end{document}
Without the label and ref commands, the caption is properly aligned with the top of the contents of the environment:
With them, however, the caption is shifted up:
How can I fix this?
formatting environments minipage
asked 26 mins ago
user1362373
8711027
I use a new environment and have tried to refer to it using the label-refcommands. I'm running into the problem that the label command affects the vertical position of the caption.
The MWE is:
documentclass[a4paper]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
%%% caption for new environment
makeatletter
newcommand{mycaption}[1]{%
strictpagecheckmarginpar{setlength{parindent}{1.0em}small
@afterindentfalse@afterheading {textbf{Caption themynewcount:}} #1}%
}
makeatother
%%% new environment
newcounter{mynewcount}[chapter]
renewcommand{themynewcount}{thechapter.arabic{mynewcount}}
newenvironment{mynewenv}[1]{%
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#1}%
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
begin{document}
chapter{Chapter}
lipsum[1]
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
label{test} % <<< label
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
ref{test} % <<< refer to label
end{document}
Without the label and ref commands, the caption is properly aligned with the top of the contents of the environment:
With them, however, the caption is shifted up:
How can I fix this?
formatting environments minipage
formatting environments minipage
asked 26 mins ago
user1362373
8711027
asked 26 mins ago
user1362373
8711027
asked 26 mins ago
user1362373
8711027
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8711027
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I would change the mynewenv environment definition to have an optional argument to be used within label, as shown below:
newenvironment{mynewenv}[2]{% <-- here
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#2}label{#1}% <-- here
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
Then, you simply pass the label as option, like:
begin{mynewenv}[test]{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
As we can see in ref{test}...
Or without the option:
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
If the optional argument is not used,label{}will occur, which is no problem, but awful, but you will getmultiply defined labelswarnings when using the environment twice or more times without setting the optional argument.
– Christian Hupfer
34 secs ago
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I would change the mynewenv environment definition to have an optional argument to be used within label, as shown below:
newenvironment{mynewenv}[2]{% <-- here
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#2}label{#1}% <-- here
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
Then, you simply pass the label as option, like:
begin{mynewenv}[test]{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
As we can see in ref{test}...
Or without the option:
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
If the optional argument is not used,label{}will occur, which is no problem, but awful, but you will getmultiply defined labelswarnings when using the environment twice or more times without setting the optional argument.
– Christian Hupfer
34 secs ago
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I would change the mynewenv environment definition to have an optional argument to be used within label, as shown below:
newenvironment{mynewenv}[2]{% <-- here
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#2}label{#1}% <-- here
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
Then, you simply pass the label as option, like:
begin{mynewenv}[test]{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
As we can see in ref{test}...
Or without the option:
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
If the optional argument is not used,label{}will occur, which is no problem, but awful, but you will getmultiply defined labelswarnings when using the environment twice or more times without setting the optional argument.
– Christian Hupfer
34 secs ago
add a comment |
I would change the mynewenv environment definition to have an optional argument to be used within label, as shown below:
newenvironment{mynewenv}[2]{% <-- here
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#2}label{#1}% <-- here
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
Then, you simply pass the label as option, like:
begin{mynewenv}[test]{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
As we can see in ref{test}...
Or without the option:
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
I would change the mynewenv environment definition to have an optional argument to be used within label, as shown below:
newenvironment{mynewenv}[2]{% <-- here
refstepcounter{mynewcount}%
vspace{2abovedisplayskip}%
mycaption{#2}label{#1}% <-- here
vspace{-abovedisplayskip}
noindentbegin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}%
}{end{minipage}vspace{belowdisplayskip}}
Then, you simply pass the label as option, like:
begin{mynewenv}[test]{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
As we can see in ref{test}...
Or without the option:
begin{mynewenv}{Caption}
lipsum[2]
end{mynewenv}
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
answered 11 mins ago
Sigur
23.9k355137
23.9k355137
If the optional argument is not used,label{}will occur, which is no problem, but awful, but you will getmultiply defined labelswarnings when using the environment twice or more times without setting the optional argument.
– Christian Hupfer
34 secs ago
add a comment |
If the optional argument is not used,label{}will occur, which is no problem, but awful, but you will getmultiply defined labelswarnings when using the environment twice or more times without setting the optional argument.
– Christian Hupfer
34 secs ago
If the optional argument is not used,
label{} will occur, which is no problem, but awful, but you will get multiply defined labels warnings when using the environment twice or more times without setting the optional argument.– Christian Hupfer
34 secs ago
If the optional argument is not used,
label{} will occur, which is no problem, but awful, but you will get multiply defined labels warnings when using the environment twice or more times without setting the optional argument.– Christian Hupfer
34 secs ago
add a comment |
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