Use adjustbox to specify figure size in nbconvert -> latex #3578
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If it does what the description say it does +1. Too lazy to test today. |
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tested and max size works just fine (figure output is still all messed up, but that's not relevant here). Merging. |
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Use adjustbox to specify figure size in nbconvert -> latex Instead of hardcoding the image size used when compiling latex, a maximum size is specified only. This way smaller images don't get enlarged. The Sphinx converter use the same approach.
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Use adjustbox to specify figure size in nbconvert -> latex Instead of hardcoding the image size used when compiling latex, a maximum size is specified only. This way smaller images don't get enlarged. The Sphinx converter use the same approach.
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Instead of hardcoding the image size used when compiling latex, a maximum size is specified only.
This way smaller images don't get enlarged. The Sphinx converter use the same approach.