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5 | Footnotes
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figure
figure*
figure**
figure-here
left
figure-ref
Figure-ref
Figure-target

Version: 5.3.1
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### 2`` Figures

( require scriblib/figure )

> > procedure

> > ( figure tag caption #:style style p ...) → block?

> tag : string?
> caption : content?
> style : style?
> p : pre-flow?

> > procedure

> > ( figure* tag caption #:style style p ...) → block?

> tag : string?
> caption : content?
> style : style?
> p : pre-flow?

> > procedure

> > ( figure** tag caption #:style style p ...) → block?

> tag : string?
> caption : content?
> style : style?
> p : pre-flow?

> > procedure

> > ( figure-here tag caption pre-flow ...) → block?

> tag : string?
> caption : content?
> pre-flow : pre-flow?

Creates a figure. The given tag is for use with figure-ref or Figure-ref. The caption is an element. The pre-flow is decoded as a flow.

For HTML output, the figure and figure* functions center the figure content, while figure** allows the content to be wider than the document body. For two-column Latex output, figure* and figure** generate a figure that spans columns.

For Latex output, figure-here generates a figure to be included at the position in the output text where the figure-here occurs in the source text. For HTML output, all figure variants place the figure where the use appears in the source text.

By default style is set so that the content of the figure is centered. For a figure that demands left-aligned text, use left.

> > value

> > left : style?

Implements a style for left-aligned figures.

> > procedure

> > ( figure-ref tag ...+) → element?

> tag : string?

Generates a reference to one or more figures, using a lowercase word “figure”.

> > procedure

> > ( Figure-ref tag ...+) → element?

> tag : string?

Generates a reference to one or more figures, capitalizing the word “Figure”.

> > procedure

> > ( Figure-target tag) → element?

> tag : string?

Generates a new figure label. This function is normally not used directly, since it is used by figure.
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