tests/005/notes/Notes.md

title: "Test 004: Put a labeled figure/table inside a theorem/proof etc." author: 'Emma Cliffe, Skills Centre: MASH, University of Bath' date: 'August 2020' site: bookdown::bookdown_site language: en documentclass: article classoption: a4paper fontsize: 10pt geometry: margin=2.5cm output: clavertondown::word_clav: toc: true number_sections: true keep_md: true clavertondown::html_clav: toc: true fig_caption: true keep_md: true clavertondown::pdf_clav: latex_engine: pdflatex dev: pdf keep_tex: true keep_md: true fig_caption: true toc: true clavertondown::epub_clav: toc: true clavertondown::gitbook_clav: split_by: section self_contained: no config: download: [["Notes.html", "HTML page"], ["Notes.pdf","Standard print PDF"], ["NotesClear.pdf","Clear print PDF"], ["NotesLarge.pdf","Large print PDF"], ["Notes.docx","Accessible Word document"], ["Notes.epub","Accessible EPub book" ]] sharing: no

Here is a figure

Figure 1.1: Something else to do with cars

Here is the putting of a figure inside another built in environment

\BeginKnitrBlock{example}

Example 2.1
Here is an example.

Figure 2.1: Something to do with cars

This is a test. So, you need an empty line before and after the above for it to be a float. At the end of an environment this means that you need TWO empty lines. This is Pandoc.

\EndKnitrBlock{example}

Here is the putting of a figure inside a newtheorem

\BeginKnitrBlock{Example}

Example:
An example

Figure 3.1: Something to do with cars

\EndKnitrBlock{Example}



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