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Is there any easy and global way of forcing all floats (figures, tables etc) to appear on the top of pages only?
Meaning, I want to avoid placing at every figure etc the [t] explicitly.






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    maybe try makeatletter deffps@figure{t} deffps@table{t} makeatother

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Is there any easy and global way of forcing all floats (figures, tables etc) to appear on the top of pages only?
Meaning, I want to avoid placing at every figure etc the [t] explicitly.






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    maybe try makeatletter deffps@figure{t} deffps@table{t} makeatother

    – samcarter
    Jan 28 at 18:21
















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    maybe try makeatletter deffps@figure{t} deffps@table{t} makeatother

    – samcarter
    Jan 28 at 18:21










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maybe try makeatletter deffps@figure{t} deffps@table{t} makeatother

– samcarter
Jan 28 at 18:21







maybe try makeatletter deffps@figure{t} deffps@table{t} makeatother

– samcarter
Jan 28 at 18:21












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You can use, as samcarter said in her comment



makeatletter

deffps@figure{t}

makeatother


so that the default for figures will be [t]. More generally,



makeatletter

deffps@<float type>{t}

makeatother


so that the default for <float type> will be [t].



If you want this to affect all floats, then use:



makeatletter

def@float#1{%

  @ifnextchar[%

    {@xfloat{#1}}%

    {@xfloat{#1}[t]}}%

makeatother


Both methods will still allow you to use the optional argument to override the default.




Note that by doing this you are placing a big restriction on where LaTeX is allowed to place floats, so you might run into trouble. I'd suggest you use at least tp, to allow float-only pages, so LaTeX will have some room to work.






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  • Thanks so much! It seems to work fine for figures and tables, but not for algorithm2e or is this a non-floating environment?

    – bonanza
    Jan 28 at 18:25






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    @bonanza Hm... It seems that algorithm2e does define a floating environment, but uses some strange argument handling internally. The floating environment is not defined in the "usual" way. Try this and tell me if it worked: makeatletter edefalgorithm{% noexpand@protected@testoptnoexpandalgorithm expandafternoexpandcsnamestringalgorithmendcsname{t}% }% makeatother

    – Phelype Oleinik
    Jan 28 at 18:51











  • Works perfectly for algorithm2e, thanks!

    – bonanza
    Jan 28 at 20:08



















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Load the float package and specify



floatplacement{<float>}{<specifier>}


where <float> is a defined float (like figure, table or defined via newfloat) and <specifier> covers what you would specify as the optional parameter to the float (from !, here, top, bottom, page, HERE).






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    You can use, as samcarter said in her comment



    makeatletter
    
deffps@figure{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for figures will be [t]. More generally,



    makeatletter
    
deffps@<float type>{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for <float type> will be [t].



    If you want this to affect all floats, then use:



    makeatletter
    
def@float#1{%
    
  @ifnextchar[%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}}%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}[t]}}%
    
makeatother


    Both methods will still allow you to use the optional argument to override the default.




    Note that by doing this you are placing a big restriction on where LaTeX is allowed to place floats, so you might run into trouble. I'd suggest you use at least tp, to allow float-only pages, so LaTeX will have some room to work.






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    • Thanks so much! It seems to work fine for figures and tables, but not for algorithm2e or is this a non-floating environment?

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 18:25






    • 1





      @bonanza Hm... It seems that algorithm2e does define a floating environment, but uses some strange argument handling internally. The floating environment is not defined in the "usual" way. Try this and tell me if it worked: makeatletter edefalgorithm{% noexpand@protected@testoptnoexpandalgorithm expandafternoexpandcsnamestringalgorithmendcsname{t}% }% makeatother

      – Phelype Oleinik
      Jan 28 at 18:51











    • Works perfectly for algorithm2e, thanks!

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 20:08
















    3














    You can use, as samcarter said in her comment



    makeatletter
    
deffps@figure{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for figures will be [t]. More generally,



    makeatletter
    
deffps@<float type>{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for <float type> will be [t].



    If you want this to affect all floats, then use:



    makeatletter
    
def@float#1{%
    
  @ifnextchar[%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}}%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}[t]}}%
    
makeatother


    Both methods will still allow you to use the optional argument to override the default.




    Note that by doing this you are placing a big restriction on where LaTeX is allowed to place floats, so you might run into trouble. I'd suggest you use at least tp, to allow float-only pages, so LaTeX will have some room to work.






    share|improve this answer
























    • Thanks so much! It seems to work fine for figures and tables, but not for algorithm2e or is this a non-floating environment?

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 18:25






    • 1





      @bonanza Hm... It seems that algorithm2e does define a floating environment, but uses some strange argument handling internally. The floating environment is not defined in the "usual" way. Try this and tell me if it worked: makeatletter edefalgorithm{% noexpand@protected@testoptnoexpandalgorithm expandafternoexpandcsnamestringalgorithmendcsname{t}% }% makeatother

      – Phelype Oleinik
      Jan 28 at 18:51











    • Works perfectly for algorithm2e, thanks!

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 20:08














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    You can use, as samcarter said in her comment



    makeatletter
    
deffps@figure{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for figures will be [t]. More generally,



    makeatletter
    
deffps@<float type>{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for <float type> will be [t].



    If you want this to affect all floats, then use:



    makeatletter
    
def@float#1{%
    
  @ifnextchar[%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}}%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}[t]}}%
    
makeatother


    Both methods will still allow you to use the optional argument to override the default.




    Note that by doing this you are placing a big restriction on where LaTeX is allowed to place floats, so you might run into trouble. I'd suggest you use at least tp, to allow float-only pages, so LaTeX will have some room to work.






    share|improve this answer













    You can use, as samcarter said in her comment



    makeatletter
    
deffps@figure{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for figures will be [t]. More generally,



    makeatletter
    
deffps@<float type>{t}
    
makeatother


    so that the default for <float type> will be [t].



    If you want this to affect all floats, then use:



    makeatletter
    
def@float#1{%
    
  @ifnextchar[%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}}%
    
    {@xfloat{#1}[t]}}%
    
makeatother


    Both methods will still allow you to use the optional argument to override the default.




    Note that by doing this you are placing a big restriction on where LaTeX is allowed to place floats, so you might run into trouble. I'd suggest you use at least tp, to allow float-only pages, so LaTeX will have some room to work.







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    • Thanks so much! It seems to work fine for figures and tables, but not for algorithm2e or is this a non-floating environment?

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 18:25






    • 1





      @bonanza Hm... It seems that algorithm2e does define a floating environment, but uses some strange argument handling internally. The floating environment is not defined in the "usual" way. Try this and tell me if it worked: makeatletter edefalgorithm{% noexpand@protected@testoptnoexpandalgorithm expandafternoexpandcsnamestringalgorithmendcsname{t}% }% makeatother

      – Phelype Oleinik
      Jan 28 at 18:51











    • Works perfectly for algorithm2e, thanks!

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 20:08



















    • Thanks so much! It seems to work fine for figures and tables, but not for algorithm2e or is this a non-floating environment?

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 18:25






    • 1





      @bonanza Hm... It seems that algorithm2e does define a floating environment, but uses some strange argument handling internally. The floating environment is not defined in the "usual" way. Try this and tell me if it worked: makeatletter edefalgorithm{% noexpand@protected@testoptnoexpandalgorithm expandafternoexpandcsnamestringalgorithmendcsname{t}% }% makeatother

      – Phelype Oleinik
      Jan 28 at 18:51











    • Works perfectly for algorithm2e, thanks!

      – bonanza
      Jan 28 at 20:08

















    Thanks so much! It seems to work fine for figures and tables, but not for algorithm2e or is this a non-floating environment?

    – bonanza
    Jan 28 at 18:25





    Thanks so much! It seems to work fine for figures and tables, but not for algorithm2e or is this a non-floating environment?

    – bonanza
    Jan 28 at 18:25




    1




    1





    @bonanza Hm... It seems that algorithm2e does define a floating environment, but uses some strange argument handling internally. The floating environment is not defined in the "usual" way. Try this and tell me if it worked: makeatletter edefalgorithm{% noexpand@protected@testoptnoexpandalgorithm expandafternoexpandcsnamestringalgorithmendcsname{t}% }% makeatother

    – Phelype Oleinik
    Jan 28 at 18:51





    @bonanza Hm... It seems that algorithm2e does define a floating environment, but uses some strange argument handling internally. The floating environment is not defined in the "usual" way. Try this and tell me if it worked: makeatletter edefalgorithm{% noexpand@protected@testoptnoexpandalgorithm expandafternoexpandcsnamestringalgorithmendcsname{t}% }% makeatother

    – Phelype Oleinik
    Jan 28 at 18:51













    Works perfectly for algorithm2e, thanks!

    – bonanza
    Jan 28 at 20:08





    Works perfectly for algorithm2e, thanks!

    – bonanza
    Jan 28 at 20:08











    2














    Load the float package and specify



    floatplacement{<float>}{<specifier>}


    where <float> is a defined float (like figure, table or defined via newfloat) and <specifier> covers what you would specify as the optional parameter to the float (from !, here, top, bottom, page, HERE).






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      Load the float package and specify



      floatplacement{<float>}{<specifier>}


      where <float> is a defined float (like figure, table or defined via newfloat) and <specifier> covers what you would specify as the optional parameter to the float (from !, here, top, bottom, page, HERE).






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        Load the float package and specify



        floatplacement{<float>}{<specifier>}


        where <float> is a defined float (like figure, table or defined via newfloat) and <specifier> covers what you would specify as the optional parameter to the float (from !, here, top, bottom, page, HERE).






        share|improve this answer













        Load the float package and specify



        floatplacement{<float>}{<specifier>}


        where <float> is a defined float (like figure, table or defined via newfloat) and <specifier> covers what you would specify as the optional parameter to the float (from !, here, top, bottom, page, HERE).







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