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No matter how many graphs you create, they are always stacked on top of each other. With a regular image include in Pandoc, you can make the images side-by-side:
<divid="fig:CFG1">
![Graph 1](g1.png){#fig:graph1 width=45%}
![Graph 2](g2.png){#fig:graph2 width=45%}
Two graphs
</div>
No matter how many graphs you create, they are always stacked on top of each other. With a regular image include in Pandoc, you can make the images side-by-side:
The Tex output looks like this:
With Mermaid:
I modified mermaid-filter's
filter.js
to add awidth
attribute:That produces this Tex output which still shows the images on top of each other.
The only major difference I see between them is the blank lines.
Is there any way to make this work?
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