figures.py/Example

An example for three figures, overriding default figure centring and width. Setting a width of 40% forces a two column format.

{{{#!figures f-left 40% 
 test.png:: '''Fig. 1.''' Example figure one showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.
 test.png:: '''Fig. 2.''' Example figure two showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.
 test.png:: '''Fig. 3.''' Example figure three showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.
}}}

Fig. 1. Example figure one showing disease in Triticum aestivum.

Fig. 2. Example figure two showing disease in Triticum aestivum.

Fig. 3. Example figure three showing disease in Triticum aestivum.

An example for three figures at default values but showing markup only.

{{{#!figures markup
 test.png:: '''Fig. 1.''' Example figure one showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.
 test.png:: '''Fig. 2.''' Example figure tow showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.
 test.png:: '''Fig. 3.''' Example figure three showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.
}}}

||<tablestyle="width:100%; " ^( style="border:none; width:33%; ">{{attachment:test.png||width=100%}}<<BR>>'''Fig. 1.''' Example figure one showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.||<^( style="border:none; width:33%; ">{{attachment:test.png||width=100%}}<<BR>>'''Fig. 2.''' Example figure tow showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.||<^( style="border:none; width:33%; ">{{attachment:test.png||width=100%}}<<BR>>'''Fig. 3.''' Example figure three showing disease in ''Triticum aestivum''.||