how to label and refer subfigures under tabular environment?

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I have two subfigures and I need to refer them in text such as Fig. 1.1(a) and Fig. 1.1(a) using Fig. reffig1.1a:chap1 and Fig. reffig1.1b:chap1. The output is not coming. Instead, a double question mark (Fig. ??) appears. How to resolve this?



documentclass[12pt, a4paper, oneside]Thesis
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagecaption
usepackagesubfigure

begindocument
beginfigure
 centering
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]enrollment labelfig1.1a:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (a) Enrollment phase 
 endtabular
 vspacefloatsep
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]verification labelfig1.1b:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (b) Verification phase 
 endtabular
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication systemlabelfig1.1:chap1%
endfigure
enddocument





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  • Please add a full MWE, starting with documentclass and ending with enddocument, with the needed packages.
    – NBur
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  • @NBur Suggestions done.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • package subfigure is obsolete. use subfig` insteadit or subcaption (which is more powerful). it load is not suficient, you should use its macro in table composition and than compile document at least twice.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • @Zarko I am getting everything from it except the correct reference. ?? appears when I use label and ref.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • @rudreshdwivedi, see my answer below. with your code you can't obtain what you expect.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago














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I have two subfigures and I need to refer them in text such as Fig. 1.1(a) and Fig. 1.1(a) using Fig. reffig1.1a:chap1 and Fig. reffig1.1b:chap1. The output is not coming. Instead, a double question mark (Fig. ??) appears. How to resolve this?



documentclass[12pt, a4paper, oneside]Thesis
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagecaption
usepackagesubfigure

begindocument
beginfigure
 centering
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]enrollment labelfig1.1a:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (a) Enrollment phase 
 endtabular
 vspacefloatsep
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]verification labelfig1.1b:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (b) Verification phase 
 endtabular
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication systemlabelfig1.1:chap1%
endfigure
enddocument





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  • Please add a full MWE, starting with documentclass and ending with enddocument, with the needed packages.
    – NBur
    4 hours ago










  • @NBur Suggestions done.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • package subfigure is obsolete. use subfig` insteadit or subcaption (which is more powerful). it load is not suficient, you should use its macro in table composition and than compile document at least twice.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • @Zarko I am getting everything from it except the correct reference. ?? appears when I use label and ref.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • @rudreshdwivedi, see my answer below. with your code you can't obtain what you expect.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago












up vote
2
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up vote
2
down vote

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I have two subfigures and I need to refer them in text such as Fig. 1.1(a) and Fig. 1.1(a) using Fig. reffig1.1a:chap1 and Fig. reffig1.1b:chap1. The output is not coming. Instead, a double question mark (Fig. ??) appears. How to resolve this?



documentclass[12pt, a4paper, oneside]Thesis
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagecaption
usepackagesubfigure

begindocument
beginfigure
 centering
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]enrollment labelfig1.1a:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (a) Enrollment phase 
 endtabular
 vspacefloatsep
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]verification labelfig1.1b:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (b) Verification phase 
 endtabular
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication systemlabelfig1.1:chap1%
endfigure
enddocument





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I have two subfigures and I need to refer them in text such as Fig. 1.1(a) and Fig. 1.1(a) using Fig. reffig1.1a:chap1 and Fig. reffig1.1b:chap1. The output is not coming. Instead, a double question mark (Fig. ??) appears. How to resolve this?



documentclass[12pt, a4paper, oneside]Thesis
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagecaption
usepackagesubfigure

begindocument
beginfigure
 centering
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]enrollment labelfig1.1a:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (a) Enrollment phase 
 endtabular
 vspacefloatsep
 begintabular@c@
 includegraphics[width=linewidth,height=125pt]verification labelfig1.1b:chap1 \[abovecaptionskip]
 small (b) Verification phase 
 endtabular
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication systemlabelfig1.1:chap1%
endfigure
enddocument





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  • Please add a full MWE, starting with documentclass and ending with enddocument, with the needed packages.
    – NBur
    4 hours ago










  • @NBur Suggestions done.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • package subfigure is obsolete. use subfig` insteadit or subcaption (which is more powerful). it load is not suficient, you should use its macro in table composition and than compile document at least twice.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • @Zarko I am getting everything from it except the correct reference. ?? appears when I use label and ref.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • @rudreshdwivedi, see my answer below. with your code you can't obtain what you expect.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago
















  • Please add a full MWE, starting with documentclass and ending with enddocument, with the needed packages.
    – NBur
    4 hours ago










  • @NBur Suggestions done.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • package subfigure is obsolete. use subfig` insteadit or subcaption (which is more powerful). it load is not suficient, you should use its macro in table composition and than compile document at least twice.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • @Zarko I am getting everything from it except the correct reference. ?? appears when I use label and ref.
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • @rudreshdwivedi, see my answer below. with your code you can't obtain what you expect.
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago















Please add a full MWE, starting with documentclass and ending with enddocument, with the needed packages.
– NBur
4 hours ago




Please add a full MWE, starting with documentclass and ending with enddocument, with the needed packages.
– NBur
4 hours ago












@NBur Suggestions done.
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago




@NBur Suggestions done.
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago












package subfigure is obsolete. use subfig` insteadit or subcaption (which is more powerful). it load is not suficient, you should use its macro in table composition and than compile document at least twice.
– Zarko
4 hours ago




package subfigure is obsolete. use subfig` insteadit or subcaption (which is more powerful). it load is not suficient, you should use its macro in table composition and than compile document at least twice.
– Zarko
4 hours ago












@Zarko I am getting everything from it except the correct reference. ?? appears when I use label and ref.
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago




@Zarko I am getting everything from it except the correct reference. ?? appears when I use label and ref.
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago












@rudreshdwivedi, see my answer below. with your code you can't obtain what you expect.
– Zarko
4 hours ago




@rudreshdwivedi, see my answer below. with your code you can't obtain what you expect.
– Zarko
4 hours ago










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your approach to show two sub figures is at least unusual, frankly said wrong:



  • you load obsolete package subfigure but than not use it

  • references work on labels, which should follows captions what is not a case in your code example

  • it is not clear, what is purpose of tables used in your images


  • see if the following example works for you (i didn't use thesis document class, since i don't know which one you use. but this not influence on obtained result). after two compilation you will obtain working references



    documentclassreport % <--- instead of "thesis" which i haven't
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagegraphicx
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagesubcaption % <--- it is not compatible with "subfigure"
     % it had replace it

    usepackagelipsum % <--- for dummy text

    begindocument
    lipsum[1]
    beginfigure[htb] % <---
     centering
     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionEnrollment phase % <---
     labelfig1.1a:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---

     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionVerification phase % <---
     labelfig1.1b:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---
     captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
     labelfig1.1:chap1%
    endfigure
    Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
    enddocument


enter image description here



with % <--- are indicated changes in comparison to your document example. if you like to have wide images, than change width of subfigure to desired width.



addendum:



you may be lucky and will can use subfigure package ... :-) :



 documentclassreport
 usepackageamsmath
 usepackagegraphicx
 usepackagecaption
 usepackagesubfigure % <---

 usepackagelipsum

 begindocument
 lipsum[1]
 beginfigure[htb] % <---
 centering
 subfigure[Enrollment phase labelfig1.1a:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 

 subfigure[Verification phase labelfig1.1b:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
 labelfig1.1:chap1%
 endfigure
 Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
 enddocument


result is similar as before, however you may experienced new problems with it.



enter image description here






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  • Error: Package subcaption Error: This package can't be used in cooperation(subcaption) with the subfigure package. subcaption@CheckCompatibility
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • when you use subcaption in document, you need to delete subfigure from preamble!
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • how to delete that from preamble??
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • you could help from this documentclass which I am using: sharelatex.com/templates/thesis/…
    – rudresh dwivedi
    3 hours ago






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    @rudreshdwivedi, do you test my mwe as it is? if it work, please than try again with thesis instead report. if with thesis will not work, than you can consider ˙thesis` as obsolete and you need to find more up-to-date document class or you try a luck and use subfigure environments from subfigure package. see addendum to my answer will appear asap)
    – Zarko
    1 hour ago










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your approach to show two sub figures is at least unusual, frankly said wrong:



  • you load obsolete package subfigure but than not use it

  • references work on labels, which should follows captions what is not a case in your code example

  • it is not clear, what is purpose of tables used in your images


  • see if the following example works for you (i didn't use thesis document class, since i don't know which one you use. but this not influence on obtained result). after two compilation you will obtain working references



    documentclassreport % <--- instead of "thesis" which i haven't
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagegraphicx
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagesubcaption % <--- it is not compatible with "subfigure"
     % it had replace it

    usepackagelipsum % <--- for dummy text

    begindocument
    lipsum[1]
    beginfigure[htb] % <---
     centering
     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionEnrollment phase % <---
     labelfig1.1a:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---

     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionVerification phase % <---
     labelfig1.1b:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---
     captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
     labelfig1.1:chap1%
    endfigure
    Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
    enddocument


enter image description here



with % <--- are indicated changes in comparison to your document example. if you like to have wide images, than change width of subfigure to desired width.



addendum:



you may be lucky and will can use subfigure package ... :-) :



 documentclassreport
 usepackageamsmath
 usepackagegraphicx
 usepackagecaption
 usepackagesubfigure % <---

 usepackagelipsum

 begindocument
 lipsum[1]
 beginfigure[htb] % <---
 centering
 subfigure[Enrollment phase labelfig1.1a:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 

 subfigure[Verification phase labelfig1.1b:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
 labelfig1.1:chap1%
 endfigure
 Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
 enddocument


result is similar as before, however you may experienced new problems with it.



enter image description here






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  • Error: Package subcaption Error: This package can't be used in cooperation(subcaption) with the subfigure package. subcaption@CheckCompatibility
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • when you use subcaption in document, you need to delete subfigure from preamble!
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • how to delete that from preamble??
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • you could help from this documentclass which I am using: sharelatex.com/templates/thesis/…
    – rudresh dwivedi
    3 hours ago






  • 1




    @rudreshdwivedi, do you test my mwe as it is? if it work, please than try again with thesis instead report. if with thesis will not work, than you can consider ˙thesis` as obsolete and you need to find more up-to-date document class or you try a luck and use subfigure environments from subfigure package. see addendum to my answer will appear asap)
    – Zarko
    1 hour ago














up vote
3
down vote













your approach to show two sub figures is at least unusual, frankly said wrong:



  • you load obsolete package subfigure but than not use it

  • references work on labels, which should follows captions what is not a case in your code example

  • it is not clear, what is purpose of tables used in your images


  • see if the following example works for you (i didn't use thesis document class, since i don't know which one you use. but this not influence on obtained result). after two compilation you will obtain working references



    documentclassreport % <--- instead of "thesis" which i haven't
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagegraphicx
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagesubcaption % <--- it is not compatible with "subfigure"
     % it had replace it

    usepackagelipsum % <--- for dummy text

    begindocument
    lipsum[1]
    beginfigure[htb] % <---
     centering
     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionEnrollment phase % <---
     labelfig1.1a:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---

     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionVerification phase % <---
     labelfig1.1b:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---
     captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
     labelfig1.1:chap1%
    endfigure
    Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
    enddocument


enter image description here



with % <--- are indicated changes in comparison to your document example. if you like to have wide images, than change width of subfigure to desired width.



addendum:



you may be lucky and will can use subfigure package ... :-) :



 documentclassreport
 usepackageamsmath
 usepackagegraphicx
 usepackagecaption
 usepackagesubfigure % <---

 usepackagelipsum

 begindocument
 lipsum[1]
 beginfigure[htb] % <---
 centering
 subfigure[Enrollment phase labelfig1.1a:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 

 subfigure[Verification phase labelfig1.1b:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
 labelfig1.1:chap1%
 endfigure
 Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
 enddocument


result is similar as before, however you may experienced new problems with it.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer






















  • Error: Package subcaption Error: This package can't be used in cooperation(subcaption) with the subfigure package. subcaption@CheckCompatibility
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • when you use subcaption in document, you need to delete subfigure from preamble!
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • how to delete that from preamble??
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • you could help from this documentclass which I am using: sharelatex.com/templates/thesis/…
    – rudresh dwivedi
    3 hours ago






  • 1




    @rudreshdwivedi, do you test my mwe as it is? if it work, please than try again with thesis instead report. if with thesis will not work, than you can consider ˙thesis` as obsolete and you need to find more up-to-date document class or you try a luck and use subfigure environments from subfigure package. see addendum to my answer will appear asap)
    – Zarko
    1 hour ago












up vote
3
down vote










up vote
3
down vote









your approach to show two sub figures is at least unusual, frankly said wrong:



  • you load obsolete package subfigure but than not use it

  • references work on labels, which should follows captions what is not a case in your code example

  • it is not clear, what is purpose of tables used in your images


  • see if the following example works for you (i didn't use thesis document class, since i don't know which one you use. but this not influence on obtained result). after two compilation you will obtain working references



    documentclassreport % <--- instead of "thesis" which i haven't
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagegraphicx
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagesubcaption % <--- it is not compatible with "subfigure"
     % it had replace it

    usepackagelipsum % <--- for dummy text

    begindocument
    lipsum[1]
    beginfigure[htb] % <---
     centering
     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionEnrollment phase % <---
     labelfig1.1a:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---

     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionVerification phase % <---
     labelfig1.1b:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---
     captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
     labelfig1.1:chap1%
    endfigure
    Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
    enddocument


enter image description here



with % <--- are indicated changes in comparison to your document example. if you like to have wide images, than change width of subfigure to desired width.



addendum:



you may be lucky and will can use subfigure package ... :-) :



 documentclassreport
 usepackageamsmath
 usepackagegraphicx
 usepackagecaption
 usepackagesubfigure % <---

 usepackagelipsum

 begindocument
 lipsum[1]
 beginfigure[htb] % <---
 centering
 subfigure[Enrollment phase labelfig1.1a:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 

 subfigure[Verification phase labelfig1.1b:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
 labelfig1.1:chap1%
 endfigure
 Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
 enddocument


result is similar as before, however you may experienced new problems with it.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer














your approach to show two sub figures is at least unusual, frankly said wrong:



  • you load obsolete package subfigure but than not use it

  • references work on labels, which should follows captions what is not a case in your code example

  • it is not clear, what is purpose of tables used in your images


  • see if the following example works for you (i didn't use thesis document class, since i don't know which one you use. but this not influence on obtained result). after two compilation you will obtain working references



    documentclassreport % <--- instead of "thesis" which i haven't
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagegraphicx
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagesubcaption % <--- it is not compatible with "subfigure"
     % it had replace it

    usepackagelipsum % <--- for dummy text

    begindocument
    lipsum[1]
    beginfigure[htb] % <---
     centering
     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionEnrollment phase % <---
     labelfig1.1a:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---

     beginsubfigure[b]0.6linewidth % <---
     includegraphics[width=linewidth]example-image-duck
     captionVerification phase % <---
     labelfig1.1b:chap1
     endsubfigure % <---
     captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
     labelfig1.1:chap1%
    endfigure
    Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
    enddocument


enter image description here



with % <--- are indicated changes in comparison to your document example. if you like to have wide images, than change width of subfigure to desired width.



addendum:



you may be lucky and will can use subfigure package ... :-) :



 documentclassreport
 usepackageamsmath
 usepackagegraphicx
 usepackagecaption
 usepackagesubfigure % <---

 usepackagelipsum

 begindocument
 lipsum[1]
 beginfigure[htb] % <---
 centering
 subfigure[Enrollment phase labelfig1.1a:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 

 subfigure[Verification phase labelfig1.1b:chap1]%
 
 includegraphics[width=0.6linewidth]example-image-duck
 
 captionMode of operations in a biometric authentication system
 labelfig1.1:chap1%
 endfigure
 Test of references: see subfigures reffig1.1a:chap1 and reffig1.1b:chap1 in figure reffig1.1:chap1.
 enddocument


result is similar as before, however you may experienced new problems with it.



enter image description here







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  • Error: Package subcaption Error: This package can't be used in cooperation(subcaption) with the subfigure package. subcaption@CheckCompatibility
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • when you use subcaption in document, you need to delete subfigure from preamble!
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • how to delete that from preamble??
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • you could help from this documentclass which I am using: sharelatex.com/templates/thesis/…
    – rudresh dwivedi
    3 hours ago






  • 1




    @rudreshdwivedi, do you test my mwe as it is? if it work, please than try again with thesis instead report. if with thesis will not work, than you can consider ˙thesis` as obsolete and you need to find more up-to-date document class or you try a luck and use subfigure environments from subfigure package. see addendum to my answer will appear asap)
    – Zarko
    1 hour ago
















  • Error: Package subcaption Error: This package can't be used in cooperation(subcaption) with the subfigure package. subcaption@CheckCompatibility
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • when you use subcaption in document, you need to delete subfigure from preamble!
    – Zarko
    4 hours ago










  • how to delete that from preamble??
    – rudresh dwivedi
    4 hours ago










  • you could help from this documentclass which I am using: sharelatex.com/templates/thesis/…
    – rudresh dwivedi
    3 hours ago






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    @rudreshdwivedi, do you test my mwe as it is? if it work, please than try again with thesis instead report. if with thesis will not work, than you can consider ˙thesis` as obsolete and you need to find more up-to-date document class or you try a luck and use subfigure environments from subfigure package. see addendum to my answer will appear asap)
    – Zarko
    1 hour ago















Error: Package subcaption Error: This package can't be used in cooperation(subcaption) with the subfigure package. subcaption@CheckCompatibility
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago




Error: Package subcaption Error: This package can't be used in cooperation(subcaption) with the subfigure package. subcaption@CheckCompatibility
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago












when you use subcaption in document, you need to delete subfigure from preamble!
– Zarko
4 hours ago




when you use subcaption in document, you need to delete subfigure from preamble!
– Zarko
4 hours ago












how to delete that from preamble??
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago




how to delete that from preamble??
– rudresh dwivedi
4 hours ago












you could help from this documentclass which I am using: sharelatex.com/templates/thesis/…
– rudresh dwivedi
3 hours ago




you could help from this documentclass which I am using: sharelatex.com/templates/thesis/…
– rudresh dwivedi
3 hours ago




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1




@rudreshdwivedi, do you test my mwe as it is? if it work, please than try again with thesis instead report. if with thesis will not work, than you can consider ˙thesis` as obsolete and you need to find more up-to-date document class or you try a luck and use subfigure environments from subfigure package. see addendum to my answer will appear asap)
– Zarko
1 hour ago




@rudreshdwivedi, do you test my mwe as it is? if it work, please than try again with thesis instead report. if with thesis will not work, than you can consider ˙thesis` as obsolete and you need to find more up-to-date document class or you try a luck and use subfigure environments from subfigure package. see addendum to my answer will appear asap)
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