did you take a look at the book pdf ? Can you see the page 34 ?��

by layout I mean the position of the image in the pdf is completely wrong, take a look at the html . Hmtl positions the image correctly , the pdf does not.��

To be even more specific the image should appear after

"In order to be able to use SmalltalkHub you will need an account. Using
the link provided go to the website with your internet browser. Just click on
the Join link and follow the instructions to create a new account. Then login
to your account.
"
but it does not, instead it continues the text��

then it correctly positions the code block

"MCHttpRepository
	location: 'http://www.smalltalkhub.com/mc/UserName/ProjectName/main'
	user: ''
	password: '' "
it displays the first line of the code block as the last line of the page , then it goes to the next page and instead of continuing the code block it positions the image !!!! then after the image it continues the code block.��

So basically the image appears inside the code block even though the image and the code block are a few paragraphs apart !!!

Now take a look at html it looks perfectly ok as it should be.


On Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 10:59 AM, Damien Cassou <damien.cassou@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jun 18, 2014 at 6:40 PM, kilon alios <kilon.alios@gmail.com> wrote:
> thank you Damien, yes indeed it compiles now. So I was doing it wrong once more :D Sorry for wasting your time, I try to be careful but I make stupid mistakes at times. Will try to be more careful next time.


don't problem. I'm not wasting my time because you are doing a job I
should have done months ago. So, thank you Kilon!


> The layout problem still remains though for the Pdf. But I suspect thats a Latex problem. You can see the issue at page 34 of the pdf. I have several images with the layout of the page when it comes to images like sometimes it adds too much whitespace between text and image and now this. Again maybe I am doing something wrong here.

could you please tell me exactly where is the problem? What should be different?


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