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Inserting subfigures with Myst-Markdown that render in book
See original GitHub issuehey @broncio123 - could you open up a new issue if you’ve got a question? I believe this issue is targeted for displaying figures in both myst-markdown and jupyter interfaces
_Originally posted by @choldgraf in https://github.com/executablebooks/jupyter-book/issues/629#issuecomment-659454521_
The syntax in the documentation - shown below- works for singles figures, but it’s not obvious how to tweak this to insert subfigures so that they appear under the same figure number, referenced with the same label, and they can have separate captions in addition to the main one. Is this even possible?
```{figure} path_to_my_figure
---
name: my-label
---
My caption
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Oh great! It works like a charm. I should try to make a PR to include a mention of sphinx-subfigure in https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/content/figures.html.
@paugier Take a look at https://sphinx-subfigure.readthedocs.io 😉