On Fri, 3 May 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
> > I have a table that is rotated by 90deg, and would like to rotate the
> > caption, too and have it appear to the right of the table (under it if
> > you turn the page to read the table). And since the table is just very
> > large, but short, I would like to put two of these tables (with their
> > captions) on one page. I figure that if I can display one correctly, the
> > rest should be easy with minipages.
> > Right now I have the two tables on one page, and the captions at the
> > bottom of the page under each table (to the left of it if you turn the
> > page). Since the tables do not have equal width, this looks awkward, apart
> > from the fact that you can't read tables and captions at the same time.
>
> attached an example
Thank you Herbert. I tried your file, but unfortunately, the table rotates
off the page now.. What am I doing wrong?
Also, I'm not sure I explained well the final layout I want to get.
For those of you not using a proportional font, here some ascii art (just
imagine the letters rotated by 90deg to the left)
______ _____
| | | |
| |1 | |2
| 1 | | 2 |
| |n | |n
| e |o | e |o
| l |i | l |i
| b |t | b |t
| a |p | a |p
| T |a | T |a
| |C | |C
|______| |_____|
... and all of this floating, ideally.
Basically, I'd like to have two \sidewaystable 's on one page. But Latex
won't let me put a sidewaystable into a minipage...
Thanks for your help!
Jan
