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> When I add a picture in a float this picture may be set as top on a
> side. Unfortunately the caption has to be below the picture and is
> in the same style as the "normal" text, so it's sometimes difficult
> to see where to read further.
Hi, Philipp. In the past I've added a frame around my floats. Add this
to your preamble and you'll get frames and the caption in italics:
\usepackage{framed}
%% Frame the figures
\renewenvironment{figure}[1][tbph]
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%% Set the captions to be italic
\newcommand\myCaption[1]{\itshape\refstepcounter{figure}%
\begin{center}\figurename\ \thefigure :\ #1\end{center}\upshape}
\let\caption\myCaption
--
Angus
