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# Hvordan indsætter jeg et billede på et bestemt sted i dokumentet?

Du kan påvirke den placering, som LaTeX vælger at anbringe et billede på, ved hjælp af såkaldte *placeringsangivelser*, som er valgmuligheder, der gives til figure-miljøet. Det følgende kodestykke bruger `[h!]`, som instruerer LaTeX i at *forsøge* at placere figuren præcis dér, hvor den optræder i teksten, i stedet for at lade den 'flyde' til en anden placering i dokumentet.

```latex
\begin{figure}[h!]
  \caption{Et billede af en måge.}
  \\centering
  \includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{Image File Name}
\\end{figure}
```

Selvom du bruger `[h!]` LaTeX er måske ikke i stand til at placere figuren præcis dér, hvor den blev stødt på. For mere information om figurplacering, se Overleaf-artiklen [Placering af billeder og tabeller](/latex/da/figurer-og-tabeller/02-positioning-images-and-tables.md).


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