\placefloat

Summary

The command \placefloat is used for ...

\placefloat[...][...,...][...,...]{...}{...}
[...]	singular
[...,...]	split always left right inner outer backspace cutspace inleft inright inmargin leftmargin rightmargin leftedge rightedge innermargin outermargin inneredge outeredge text opposite reset height depth [+-]line halfline grid high low fit 90 180 270 nonumber none local here force margin [+-]hang hanging tall both middle offset top bottom auto page leftpage rightpage somewhere effective header footer tblr lrtb tbrl rltb fxtb btlr lrbt btrl rlbt fxbt fixd
[...,...]	reference
{...}	text
{...}	content

Option	Explanation
optional positioning key. There are a great many positioning keys defined, and they can be combined (although not all combinations make sense).
always	precedence over stored floats
left	To the left of text
right	To the right of the text
inleft	In left margin
inright	In right margin
inmargin	In the margin (left or right)
opposite	on the opposite page of a spread
none	Suppress the caption, including the "FLOAT 1" label.
here	Preferably here
force	Force placement here
margin	In the margin (margin float)
top	At the top of the page
bottom	At the bottom of the page
page	on a new (empty) page
optional reference label
caption content

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