I was searching for a way to fix this. Of course the straight-forward solution is to use the h (here) attribute in the figure and put the figure's code in the position you want, but this is not the best thing to do.
Well.. there is a way to force the footnotes to be always placed at the bottom of the page. You can do this by using the footmisc-package. By using this package you can change the default typesetting of footnotes. If you include the line:
\usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} in latex preamble you get the desired footnotes behavior.
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I was using the float package with [H] placement and my footnotes were kind of misplaced...
Thank you very much for this tip, it helped me a lot!
Thank you very much, i was looking for some command to hold the footnotes fixed on the bottom of page indemendently of amount of written text. this works perfeclty !
:-) hmm this blog is on the other side of planet, if my post was made 6:34AM.
I have in middle Europe 3:35PM
It's in Greece. I think I have the timezone not properly configured. Now i'ts 21:24 according to my clock
timezone fixed.
Thanks, that was what I needed.
Paul
Thanks for that info. This is just what I was looking for.
This is also just what I needed for my thesis. Thanks Nikos. What would we do without bloggers?
Thankyou so very much. Was searching for going on a hour before I found this nugget. Genius!
Well done! Thanks a lot from Brazil!
You 're all Welcome!
Να' σαι καλά ρε Νίκο! ΑΑΑ τιπ (tip)! :D
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot for this tip!
thank you!
you've helped a lot!
greetings from hungary :)
Thanks, really useful :)
It didn't help me. I have twocolumn article. I experience wrong order of images (i.e. fig. 7 before 6) besides one float below a footnote.
In case someone else is suffering with twocolumn, floats, and footnotes...
It worth a try to use the following
\usepackage{ftnright}
\renewcommand\footnoterule{\vspace*{-3pt}%
\hrule width 2in height 0.4pt
\vspace*{2.6pt}}
Thank you - very useful
Thanks man...
God bless you
:)
Great Tip ... Thanks!
Thanks for that info. This is just what I was looking for.
Thank you so much from Ontario Canada :)
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