Including a pdf into latex and reference it
A friend recommended me to use elsarticle for a report, which I am currently doing. Now I need to add an external pdf which contains a figure. Adding the figure works fine, but I wonder if I can reference it in the text via ref and create a link?
So in the text I would like to refer in the following way:
Figure 1 shows that...
Figure 1 should be a link (what I mean is to click on it takes you to the figure in the document) to an external pdf included in the document. Is that possible? As I mentioned I am using elsarticle, mostly clean in terms of other classes, but I would expect this problem to be the same independent of the class.
Any hints appreciated!
code:
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure 1 shows...
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} % just use any PDF as a placeholder here
end{document}
elsarticle ref
asked Mar 14 at 16:26
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A friend recommended me to use elsarticle for a report, which I am currently doing. Now I need to add an external pdf which contains a figure. Adding the figure works fine, but I wonder if I can reference it in the text via ref and create a link?
So in the text I would like to refer in the following way:
Figure 1 shows that...
Figure 1 should be a link (what I mean is to click on it takes you to the figure in the document) to an external pdf included in the document. Is that possible? As I mentioned I am using elsarticle, mostly clean in terms of other classes, but I would expect this problem to be the same independent of the class.
Any hints appreciated!
code:
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure 1 shows...
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} % just use any PDF as a placeholder here
end{document}
elsarticle ref
asked Mar 14 at 16:26
ghxghx
465
Does your figure has a caption? Addlabel{fig:important}after it and use "Figure~ref{fig:important}} ..."
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 16:33
@Kurt yes it has a caption, thanks for asking
– ghx
Mar 14 at 16:57
Please show in your given code how you includedcaption. Do you use environmentfigure? Do you load packagecaption?
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:03
@Kurt I did not include the caption, it was already in the PDF which I added to the document. I am just usingincludegraphics.
– ghx
Mar 14 at 17:07
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A friend recommended me to use elsarticle for a report, which I am currently doing. Now I need to add an external pdf which contains a figure. Adding the figure works fine, but I wonder if I can reference it in the text via ref and create a link?
So in the text I would like to refer in the following way:
Figure 1 shows that...
Figure 1 should be a link (what I mean is to click on it takes you to the figure in the document) to an external pdf included in the document. Is that possible? As I mentioned I am using elsarticle, mostly clean in terms of other classes, but I would expect this problem to be the same independent of the class.
Any hints appreciated!
code:
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure 1 shows...
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} % just use any PDF as a placeholder here
end{document}
elsarticle ref
asked Mar 14 at 16:26
ghxghx
465
A friend recommended me to use elsarticle for a report, which I am currently doing. Now I need to add an external pdf which contains a figure. Adding the figure works fine, but I wonder if I can reference it in the text via ref and create a link?
So in the text I would like to refer in the following way:
Figure 1 shows that...
Figure 1 should be a link (what I mean is to click on it takes you to the figure in the document) to an external pdf included in the document. Is that possible? As I mentioned I am using elsarticle, mostly clean in terms of other classes, but I would expect this problem to be the same independent of the class.
Any hints appreciated!
code:
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure 1 shows...
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} % just use any PDF as a placeholder here
end{document}
elsarticle ref
elsarticle ref
asked Mar 14 at 16:26
ghxghx
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asked Mar 14 at 16:26
ghxghx
465
asked Mar 14 at 16:26
ghxghx
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asked Mar 14 at 16:26
ghxghx
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asked Mar 14 at 16:26
ghxghx
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Does your figure has a caption? Addlabel{fig:important}after it and use "Figure~ref{fig:important}} ..."
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 16:33
@Kurt yes it has a caption, thanks for asking
– ghx
Mar 14 at 16:57
Please show in your given code how you includedcaption. Do you use environmentfigure? Do you load packagecaption?
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:03
@Kurt I did not include the caption, it was already in the PDF which I added to the document. I am just usingincludegraphics.
– ghx
Mar 14 at 17:07
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Does your figure has a caption? Addlabel{fig:important}after it and use "Figure~ref{fig:important}} ..."
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 16:33
@Kurt yes it has a caption, thanks for asking
– ghx
Mar 14 at 16:57
Please show in your given code how you includedcaption. Do you use environmentfigure? Do you load packagecaption?
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:03
@Kurt I did not include the caption, it was already in the PDF which I added to the document. I am just usingincludegraphics.
– ghx
Mar 14 at 17:07
Does your figure has a caption? Add
label{fig:important} after it and use "Figure~ref{fig:important}} ..."– Kurt
Mar 14 at 16:33
Does your figure has a caption? Add
label{fig:important} after it and use "Figure~ref{fig:important}} ..."– Kurt
Mar 14 at 16:33
@Kurt yes it has a caption, thanks for asking
– ghx
Mar 14 at 16:57
@Kurt yes it has a caption, thanks for asking
– ghx
Mar 14 at 16:57
Please show in your given code how you included
caption. Do you use environment figure? Do you load package caption?– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:03
Please show in your given code how you included
caption. Do you use environment figure? Do you load package caption?– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:03
@Kurt I did not include the caption, it was already in the PDF which I added to the document. I am just using
includegraphics.– ghx
Mar 14 at 17:07
@Kurt I did not include the caption, it was already in the PDF which I added to the document. I am just using
includegraphics.– ghx
Mar 14 at 17:07
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put the includegraphics between begin{figure} --- end{figure} and add a caption with your label you can reference afterwards :)
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure ref{fig:document} showsldots
begin{figure}[h!]
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} %
caption{label{fig:document}}
end{figure}
end{document}
Off topic note: it is better to use ldots than explicitly typing ....
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put the includegraphics between begin{figure} --- end{figure} and add a caption with your label you can reference afterwards :)
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure ref{fig:document} showsldots
begin{figure}[h!]
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} %
caption{label{fig:document}}
end{figure}
end{document}
Off topic note: it is better to use ldots than explicitly typing ....
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put the includegraphics between begin{figure} --- end{figure} and add a caption with your label you can reference afterwards :)
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure ref{fig:document} showsldots
begin{figure}[h!]
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} %
caption{label{fig:document}}
end{figure}
end{document}
Off topic note: it is better to use ldots than explicitly typing ....
answered Mar 14 at 16:34
Superuser27Superuser27
71516
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put the includegraphics between begin{figure} --- end{figure} and add a caption with your label you can reference afterwards :)
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure ref{fig:document} showsldots
begin{figure}[h!]
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} %
caption{label{fig:document}}
end{figure}
end{document}
Off topic note: it is better to use ldots than explicitly typing ....
answered Mar 14 at 16:34
Superuser27Superuser27
71516
put the includegraphics between begin{figure} --- end{figure} and add a caption with your label you can reference afterwards :)
documentclass[authoryear,11pt]{elsarticle}
begin{document}
Figure ref{fig:document} showsldots
begin{figure}[h!]
includegraphics[width=linewidth, height=textheight,keepaspectratio]{Figure1.pdf} %
caption{label{fig:document}}
end{figure}
end{document}
Off topic note: it is better to use ldots than explicitly typing ....
answered Mar 14 at 16:34
Superuser27Superuser27
71516
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Does your figure has a caption? Add
label{fig:important}after it and use "Figure~ref{fig:important}} ..."– Kurt
Mar 14 at 16:33
@Kurt yes it has a caption, thanks for asking
– ghx
Mar 14 at 16:57
Please show in your given code how you included
caption. Do you use environmentfigure? Do you load packagecaption?– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:03
@Kurt I did not include the caption, it was already in the PDF which I added to the document. I am just using
includegraphics.– ghx
Mar 14 at 17:07