[reportlab-users] Two Images next to each other

[Andy Robinson]

Why "without tables"?  A table is exactly the proper way to line
things up next to each other...

There is a general "tables are evil" meme circulating which came from
the CSS world and the desire to have responsive layouts which
resize/reshuffle as browsers shrink.   But paper has a known size.
Just make a table style with no borders and it becomes very easy.

- Andy

On 15 April 2014 10:04, Tobias Greitzke <tobias.greitzke at togis.com> wrote:

> Hello,

>

> I need to put a bunch of images at the end of a document where I want to

> place the images left to right next to each other.

>

> I use platypus to build the pdf and so far I managed to put them in a two

> column frame with ParagraphAndImage. But unfortunately that's not what I

> need. I want them left to right and not like in the two column frame top to

> bottom. Also I would like to put a text under each image. This is what I got

> so far:

> http://fsp.humedica.org/e01/e011/report.pdf?rs=1424

>

> Is there a proper way to do this without tables? I'm thinking of something

> like a 50% frame that holds the Image and a Paragraph after each and then is

> placed as a flowable into the document. But I can't figure out how to do

> that.

>

> Can anyone give me a hint?

>

> Thanks,

> Tobias

>

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