Using bmargin to remove whitespace












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I interpret this as telling me that bmargin is what removes the whitespace between the bottom of the document and the bottom figures. But if you run the code you will see that the whitespace is still there, what am I doing wrong?



EDIT: I just noticed that the second page had correctly bmargin=0. How do I get this to work on the first page aswell?



EDIT2 (answer to comment): The reason I use that particular voffset is just to make it look a bit more centered, ideally I would like to control the exact voffset and bmargin on the first page, it seems like I can do it on every other page but not the first one.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt, bmargin=0pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}


EDIT3: This code is for my answer in the comment



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=20pt, bmargin=50pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.5linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

vspace*{fill}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}





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  • Thanks, it's a great product! :)

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:32











  • Can you please explain, why you use paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt,?

    – Kurt
    Mar 7 at 17:43











  • sure, see edit.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:45











  • @JohnKormylo when I wrote vspace*{fill}, the pictures went under the first page.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 18:05


















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I interpret this as telling me that bmargin is what removes the whitespace between the bottom of the document and the bottom figures. But if you run the code you will see that the whitespace is still there, what am I doing wrong?



EDIT: I just noticed that the second page had correctly bmargin=0. How do I get this to work on the first page aswell?



EDIT2 (answer to comment): The reason I use that particular voffset is just to make it look a bit more centered, ideally I would like to control the exact voffset and bmargin on the first page, it seems like I can do it on every other page but not the first one.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt, bmargin=0pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}


EDIT3: This code is for my answer in the comment



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=20pt, bmargin=50pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.5linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

vspace*{fill}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}





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  • Welcome to TeX.SE!

    – Kurt
    Mar 7 at 17:22











  • Thanks, it's a great product! :)

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:32











  • Can you please explain, why you use paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt,?

    – Kurt
    Mar 7 at 17:43











  • sure, see edit.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:45











  • @JohnKormylo when I wrote vspace*{fill}, the pictures went under the first page.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 18:05
















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I interpret this as telling me that bmargin is what removes the whitespace between the bottom of the document and the bottom figures. But if you run the code you will see that the whitespace is still there, what am I doing wrong?



EDIT: I just noticed that the second page had correctly bmargin=0. How do I get this to work on the first page aswell?



EDIT2 (answer to comment): The reason I use that particular voffset is just to make it look a bit more centered, ideally I would like to control the exact voffset and bmargin on the first page, it seems like I can do it on every other page but not the first one.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt, bmargin=0pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}


EDIT3: This code is for my answer in the comment



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=20pt, bmargin=50pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.5linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

vspace*{fill}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}





geometry paper-size







share|improve this question
















I interpret this as telling me that bmargin is what removes the whitespace between the bottom of the document and the bottom figures. But if you run the code you will see that the whitespace is still there, what am I doing wrong?



EDIT: I just noticed that the second page had correctly bmargin=0. How do I get this to work on the first page aswell?



EDIT2 (answer to comment): The reason I use that particular voffset is just to make it look a bit more centered, ideally I would like to control the exact voffset and bmargin on the first page, it seems like I can do it on every other page but not the first one.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt, bmargin=0pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}


EDIT3: This code is for my answer in the comment



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[margin=0pt, paperheight=830pt, voffset=20pt, bmargin=50pt]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.5linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

vspace*{fill}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



end{document}





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  • Welcome to TeX.SE!

    – Kurt
    Mar 7 at 17:22











  • Thanks, it's a great product! :)

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:32











  • Can you please explain, why you use paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt,?

    – Kurt
    Mar 7 at 17:43











  • sure, see edit.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:45











  • @JohnKormylo when I wrote vspace*{fill}, the pictures went under the first page.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 18:05





















  • Welcome to TeX.SE!

    – Kurt
    Mar 7 at 17:22











  • Thanks, it's a great product! :)

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:32











  • Can you please explain, why you use paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt,?

    – Kurt
    Mar 7 at 17:43











  • sure, see edit.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 17:45











  • @JohnKormylo when I wrote vspace*{fill}, the pictures went under the first page.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 18:05



















Welcome to TeX.SE!

– Kurt
Mar 7 at 17:22





Welcome to TeX.SE!

– Kurt
Mar 7 at 17:22













Thanks, it's a great product! :)

– armara
Mar 7 at 17:32





Thanks, it's a great product! :)

– armara
Mar 7 at 17:32













Can you please explain, why you use paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt,?

– Kurt
Mar 7 at 17:43





Can you please explain, why you use paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt,?

– Kurt
Mar 7 at 17:43













sure, see edit.

– armara
Mar 7 at 17:45





sure, see edit.

– armara
Mar 7 at 17:45













@JohnKormylo when I wrote vspace*{fill}, the pictures went under the first page.

– armara
Mar 7 at 18:05







@JohnKormylo when I wrote vspace*{fill}, the pictures went under the first page.

– armara
Mar 7 at 18:05












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Try this:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[paperheight=830pt, margin=0pt, noheadfoot]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



makeatletter

@fptop=0pt% distance from top of text area to first [p] figure

@fpbot=0pt% distance from bottom of text area to last [p] figure.

makeatother



begin{document}

begin{figure}[p]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

end{document}





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  • Thanks I'll use this, just have to figure out how that code works between makeatletter and makeatother. By the way, it seems like the code works just as good without the noheadfoot.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:32











  • You don't need pagestyle{empty} either, since all of that would be outside the edges of the page. See source2e.pdf from CTAN for fp@top etc.

    – John Kormylo
    Mar 8 at 17:17





















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Too long for a comment:



I'm not sure what you want to get but I suppose there is a missunderstanding ...



Absolutly unusual are the two options paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt.



To make things clearer, have a look to package layout, it shows the used length to build the page and you can also print them in mm or cm.



So let us see your code with package layout (I added option showframe to geometry to display the typing area and margins on the first page):



documentclass{article}



usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[%

  margin=0pt, 

  paperheight=830pt, 

  voffset=60pt, 

  bmargin=0pt,

  showframe % <=========================================================

]{geometry}



usepackage{layout}

makeatletter

renewcommand*{lay@value}[2]{%

  strip@ptdimexpr0.351459dimexprcsname#2endcsnamerelaxrelax mm%

}

makeatother







pagestyle{empty}





begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numbertwo}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics1}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfive}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



layout



end{document}


and the results:



first page



and



layout page



with the datas:



1  one inch + hoffset                2 one inch + voffset

3  oddsidemargin = -25.39969mm       4 topmargin = -38.40355mm

5  headheight = 4.21747mm            6 headsep = 8.78639mm

7  textheight = 291.70822mm          8 textwidth = 215.89746mm

9  marginparsep = 3.86601mm         10 marginparwidth = 22.84462mm

11 footskip = 10.54367mm               marginparpush = 1.75728mm (not shown)

   hoffset = 0mm                       voffset = 21.08734mm

   paperwidth = 215.89746mm            paperheight = 291.70822mm


Now is that what you want? Usually you do not use geometry with your voffset=60pt ... Please see that with your length the textheight becommes 291.70822mm, the paperheight = 291.70822mm. That means the textheight goes below the shown paperheigth (that is also shown in the second image, because the scetch of typing area and margins goes into the printed page datas) ...



To get the images reach the bottom uncomment the two lines %vfill in my code.



I hope this helps you to see better what you want and how you can get it ...






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Try this:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[paperheight=830pt, margin=0pt, noheadfoot]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



makeatletter

@fptop=0pt% distance from top of text area to first [p] figure

@fpbot=0pt% distance from bottom of text area to last [p] figure.

makeatother



begin{document}

begin{figure}[p]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

end{document}





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  • Thanks I'll use this, just have to figure out how that code works between makeatletter and makeatother. By the way, it seems like the code works just as good without the noheadfoot.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:32











  • You don't need pagestyle{empty} either, since all of that would be outside the edges of the page. See source2e.pdf from CTAN for fp@top etc.

    – John Kormylo
    Mar 8 at 17:17


















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Try this:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[paperheight=830pt, margin=0pt, noheadfoot]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



makeatletter

@fptop=0pt% distance from top of text area to first [p] figure

@fpbot=0pt% distance from bottom of text area to last [p] figure.

makeatother



begin{document}

begin{figure}[p]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

end{document}





share|improve this answer
























  • Thanks I'll use this, just have to figure out how that code works between makeatletter and makeatother. By the way, it seems like the code works just as good without the noheadfoot.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:32











  • You don't need pagestyle{empty} either, since all of that would be outside the edges of the page. See source2e.pdf from CTAN for fp@top etc.

    – John Kormylo
    Mar 8 at 17:17
















0












0








0







Try this:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[paperheight=830pt, margin=0pt, noheadfoot]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



makeatletter

@fptop=0pt% distance from top of text area to first [p] figure

@fpbot=0pt% distance from bottom of text area to last [p] figure.

makeatother



begin{document}

begin{figure}[p]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

end{document}





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Try this:



documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[paperheight=830pt, margin=0pt, noheadfoot]{geometry}

pagestyle{empty}



makeatletter

@fptop=0pt% distance from top of text area to first [p] figure

@fpbot=0pt% distance from bottom of text area to last [p] figure.

makeatother



begin{document}

begin{figure}[p]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberfour}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

begin{figure}[p]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberthree}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}

end{document}






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  • Thanks I'll use this, just have to figure out how that code works between makeatletter and makeatother. By the way, it seems like the code works just as good without the noheadfoot.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:32











  • You don't need pagestyle{empty} either, since all of that would be outside the edges of the page. See source2e.pdf from CTAN for fp@top etc.

    – John Kormylo
    Mar 8 at 17:17





















  • Thanks I'll use this, just have to figure out how that code works between makeatletter and makeatother. By the way, it seems like the code works just as good without the noheadfoot.

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:32











  • You don't need pagestyle{empty} either, since all of that would be outside the edges of the page. See source2e.pdf from CTAN for fp@top etc.

    – John Kormylo
    Mar 8 at 17:17



















Thanks I'll use this, just have to figure out how that code works between makeatletter and makeatother. By the way, it seems like the code works just as good without the noheadfoot.

– armara
Mar 7 at 20:32





Thanks I'll use this, just have to figure out how that code works between makeatletter and makeatother. By the way, it seems like the code works just as good without the noheadfoot.

– armara
Mar 7 at 20:32













You don't need pagestyle{empty} either, since all of that would be outside the edges of the page. See source2e.pdf from CTAN for fp@top etc.

– John Kormylo
Mar 8 at 17:17







You don't need pagestyle{empty} either, since all of that would be outside the edges of the page. See source2e.pdf from CTAN for fp@top etc.

– John Kormylo
Mar 8 at 17:17













0














Too long for a comment:



I'm not sure what you want to get but I suppose there is a missunderstanding ...



Absolutly unusual are the two options paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt.



To make things clearer, have a look to package layout, it shows the used length to build the page and you can also print them in mm or cm.



So let us see your code with package layout (I added option showframe to geometry to display the typing area and margins on the first page):



documentclass{article}



usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[%

  margin=0pt, 

  paperheight=830pt, 

  voffset=60pt, 

  bmargin=0pt,

  showframe % <=========================================================

]{geometry}



usepackage{layout}

makeatletter

renewcommand*{lay@value}[2]{%

  strip@ptdimexpr0.351459dimexprcsname#2endcsnamerelaxrelax mm%

}

makeatother







pagestyle{empty}





begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numbertwo}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics1}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfive}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



layout



end{document}


and the results:



first page



and



layout page



with the datas:



1  one inch + hoffset                2 one inch + voffset

3  oddsidemargin = -25.39969mm       4 topmargin = -38.40355mm

5  headheight = 4.21747mm            6 headsep = 8.78639mm

7  textheight = 291.70822mm          8 textwidth = 215.89746mm

9  marginparsep = 3.86601mm         10 marginparwidth = 22.84462mm

11 footskip = 10.54367mm               marginparpush = 1.75728mm (not shown)

   hoffset = 0mm                       voffset = 21.08734mm

   paperwidth = 215.89746mm            paperheight = 291.70822mm


Now is that what you want? Usually you do not use geometry with your voffset=60pt ... Please see that with your length the textheight becommes 291.70822mm, the paperheight = 291.70822mm. That means the textheight goes below the shown paperheigth (that is also shown in the second image, because the scetch of typing area and margins goes into the printed page datas) ...



To get the images reach the bottom uncomment the two lines %vfill in my code.



I hope this helps you to see better what you want and how you can get it ...






share|improve this answer
























  • Gave the answer an up because it gave me some understanding, thx!

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:33
















0














Too long for a comment:



I'm not sure what you want to get but I suppose there is a missunderstanding ...



Absolutly unusual are the two options paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt.



To make things clearer, have a look to package layout, it shows the used length to build the page and you can also print them in mm or cm.



So let us see your code with package layout (I added option showframe to geometry to display the typing area and margins on the first page):



documentclass{article}



usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[%

  margin=0pt, 

  paperheight=830pt, 

  voffset=60pt, 

  bmargin=0pt,

  showframe % <=========================================================

]{geometry}



usepackage{layout}

makeatletter

renewcommand*{lay@value}[2]{%

  strip@ptdimexpr0.351459dimexprcsname#2endcsnamerelaxrelax mm%

}

makeatother







pagestyle{empty}





begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numbertwo}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics1}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfive}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



layout



end{document}


and the results:



first page



and



layout page



with the datas:



1  one inch + hoffset                2 one inch + voffset

3  oddsidemargin = -25.39969mm       4 topmargin = -38.40355mm

5  headheight = 4.21747mm            6 headsep = 8.78639mm

7  textheight = 291.70822mm          8 textwidth = 215.89746mm

9  marginparsep = 3.86601mm         10 marginparwidth = 22.84462mm

11 footskip = 10.54367mm               marginparpush = 1.75728mm (not shown)

   hoffset = 0mm                       voffset = 21.08734mm

   paperwidth = 215.89746mm            paperheight = 291.70822mm


Now is that what you want? Usually you do not use geometry with your voffset=60pt ... Please see that with your length the textheight becommes 291.70822mm, the paperheight = 291.70822mm. That means the textheight goes below the shown paperheigth (that is also shown in the second image, because the scetch of typing area and margins goes into the printed page datas) ...



To get the images reach the bottom uncomment the two lines %vfill in my code.



I hope this helps you to see better what you want and how you can get it ...






share|improve this answer
























  • Gave the answer an up because it gave me some understanding, thx!

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:33














0












0








0







Too long for a comment:



I'm not sure what you want to get but I suppose there is a missunderstanding ...



Absolutly unusual are the two options paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt.



To make things clearer, have a look to package layout, it shows the used length to build the page and you can also print them in mm or cm.



So let us see your code with package layout (I added option showframe to geometry to display the typing area and margins on the first page):



documentclass{article}



usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[%

  margin=0pt, 

  paperheight=830pt, 

  voffset=60pt, 

  bmargin=0pt,

  showframe % <=========================================================

]{geometry}



usepackage{layout}

makeatletter

renewcommand*{lay@value}[2]{%

  strip@ptdimexpr0.351459dimexprcsname#2endcsnamerelaxrelax mm%

}

makeatother







pagestyle{empty}





begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numbertwo}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics1}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfive}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



layout



end{document}


and the results:



first page



and



layout page



with the datas:



1  one inch + hoffset                2 one inch + voffset

3  oddsidemargin = -25.39969mm       4 topmargin = -38.40355mm

5  headheight = 4.21747mm            6 headsep = 8.78639mm

7  textheight = 291.70822mm          8 textwidth = 215.89746mm

9  marginparsep = 3.86601mm         10 marginparwidth = 22.84462mm

11 footskip = 10.54367mm               marginparpush = 1.75728mm (not shown)

   hoffset = 0mm                       voffset = 21.08734mm

   paperwidth = 215.89746mm            paperheight = 291.70822mm


Now is that what you want? Usually you do not use geometry with your voffset=60pt ... Please see that with your length the textheight becommes 291.70822mm, the paperheight = 291.70822mm. That means the textheight goes below the shown paperheigth (that is also shown in the second image, because the scetch of typing area and margins goes into the printed page datas) ...



To get the images reach the bottom uncomment the two lines %vfill in my code.



I hope this helps you to see better what you want and how you can get it ...






share|improve this answer













Too long for a comment:



I'm not sure what you want to get but I suppose there is a missunderstanding ...



Absolutly unusual are the two options paperheight=830pt, voffset=60pt.



To make things clearer, have a look to package layout, it shows the used length to build the page and you can also print them in mm or cm.



So let us see your code with package layout (I added option showframe to geometry to display the typing area and margins on the first page):



documentclass{article}



usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{subcaption}

usepackage[%

  margin=0pt, 

  paperheight=830pt, 

  voffset=60pt, 

  bmargin=0pt,

  showframe % <=========================================================

]{geometry}



usepackage{layout}

makeatletter

renewcommand*{lay@value}[2]{%

  strip@ptdimexpr0.351459dimexprcsname#2endcsnamerelaxrelax mm%

}

makeatother







pagestyle{empty}





begin{document}



begin{figure}[h]

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:my_label}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

        label{fig:numbertwo}

    end{subfigure}

    begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

        centering

        includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

        label{fig:numberthree}

    end{subfigure}

    label{fig:pics1}

end{figure}

%vfill % <==============================================================

begin{figure}[h]

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-a}

    label{fig:numberfour}

end{subfigure}

begin{subfigure}{.5textwidth}

    centering

    includegraphics[width=0.7linewidth]{example-image-b}

    label{fig:numberfive}

end{subfigure}

label{fig:pics2}

end{figure}



layout



end{document}


and the results:



first page



and



layout page



with the datas:



1  one inch + hoffset                2 one inch + voffset

3  oddsidemargin = -25.39969mm       4 topmargin = -38.40355mm

5  headheight = 4.21747mm            6 headsep = 8.78639mm

7  textheight = 291.70822mm          8 textwidth = 215.89746mm

9  marginparsep = 3.86601mm         10 marginparwidth = 22.84462mm

11 footskip = 10.54367mm               marginparpush = 1.75728mm (not shown)

   hoffset = 0mm                       voffset = 21.08734mm

   paperwidth = 215.89746mm            paperheight = 291.70822mm


Now is that what you want? Usually you do not use geometry with your voffset=60pt ... Please see that with your length the textheight becommes 291.70822mm, the paperheight = 291.70822mm. That means the textheight goes below the shown paperheigth (that is also shown in the second image, because the scetch of typing area and margins goes into the printed page datas) ...



To get the images reach the bottom uncomment the two lines %vfill in my code.



I hope this helps you to see better what you want and how you can get it ...







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  • Gave the answer an up because it gave me some understanding, thx!

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:33



















  • Gave the answer an up because it gave me some understanding, thx!

    – armara
    Mar 7 at 20:33

















Gave the answer an up because it gave me some understanding, thx!

– armara
Mar 7 at 20:33





Gave the answer an up because it gave me some understanding, thx!

– armara
Mar 7 at 20:33


















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0 I just uploaded a new plugin to my wordpress site and I got this warning: mysqli_query(): Empty query in /home/lucindabrummitt/public_html/blog/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1924 Usually if I have a problem, I can find answers on google but this one seems pretty particular and I'm not finding any info on it except for this forum. I'm not terribly techie but if someone can tell me how to read this and how to change it I can follow directions pretty well. Thanks All! PS If I don't have the proper tags here could someone add the appropriate tags? php mysql wordpress share | improve this question asked Nov 16 '18 at 20:41 ...
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How to change which sound is reproduced for terminal bell?

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3 Recently upgrade to 18.10 from 18.04, and using the terminal is becoming annoying: the new alert sound is a drip ( /usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts/drip.ogg ), and the previous one is still located at ( /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/bell.ogg ). My issue is that at the gnome-terminal, when autocompleting or pressing left BOTH sounds are reproduced, at the same time. I want to just have ubuntu/stereo/bell.ogg active, not both . At the moment I have been only able to reduce the volume of the alerts (but still both are played), or turn the alerts down (but I dislike both "solutions"). gnome-terminal 18.10 teminal-bell share | improve this question ...
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Can I use Tabulator js library in my java Spring + Thymeleaf project?

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0 I want to add Tabulator js to my java project. I added tabulator.min.js, tabulator.min.css to resources folder. After that added to my html page these dependencies as recommending in readme.md. <link rel="stylesheet" th:href="@{/css/tabulator.min.css}"> <script type="text/javascript" th:src="@{/js/tabulator.min.js}"></script> Now my tables view all elements, that I have in the html page, but not correct. In the documentation of Tabulator is example how to create header and table, var table = new Tabulator("#example-table", { columns:[ {title:"Name", field:"name", sorter:"string", width:200, editor:true}, {title:"Age", field:"age", sorter:"...
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