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I noticed one problem though: LaTeX always places on top of the page full-width figures in a multicolumn environment. It means that the stream will be broken after the figure, as this document will show:
If you only want to make all figures span the entire width in a two-column layout, you can simply add this in the metadata block of your document (without changing anything in the command-line):
Possibly a job for a separate filter. From Bastien Dumont (https://groups.google.com/g/pandoc-discuss/c/JxV3nF_igdw):
I noticed one problem though: LaTeX always places on top of the page full-width figures in a multicolumn environment. It means that the stream will be broken after the figure, as this document will show:
If you only want to make all figures span the entire width in a two-column layout, you can simply add this in the metadata block of your document (without changing anything in the command-line):
However, the limitation regarding the figures' placement will still apply.
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