Figures

Description

Provides consistent styling for figures with captions, including images, videos, audio, and mathematical content. Figures automatically include appropriate icons and responsive behavior.

Usage

Wrap media content in <figure> elements with appropriate classes. Captions are provided using <figcaption> elements.

Available Figure Types

Examples

Image Figure

Warning Signpost

Safety Warning

This signpost indicates important safety information for workers in the lumber processing area.

  • Wear protective equipment
  • Follow safety protocols
  • Report any hazards

Video Figure

Safety Training Video

This video covers workplace safety fundamentals.

  • Duration: 10 minutes
  • Topics: Equipment safety, procedures
  • Format: HD quality

Audio Figure

Equipment Sound Guide

Listen to the different sounds made by various lumber processing equipment.

  • Duration: 3 minutes
  • Formats: MP3, OGG
  • Quality: High

Math Figure

The quadratic formula is:

x = - b ± b 2 - 4 a c 2 a

Quadratic Formula

This formula solves quadratic equations of the form ax² + bx + c = 0.

Where a, b, and c are coefficients and a ≠ 0.

Simple Image Figure

Mill Machine
Modern lumber mill machine in operation

Complex Figure with Multiple Elements

Wide Yard View

Lumber Processing Facility Overview

This aerial view shows the complete lumber processing facility layout.

Key Areas

  • Raw material storage
  • Processing equipment
  • Quality control station
  • Finished product storage

Process Flow

  1. Logs arrive at storage area
  2. Processing begins at equipment
  3. Quality control checks
  4. Finished products stored

Figure with Detailed Caption

Cutter Machine

Precision Cutter Machine

This state-of-the-art cutter machine demonstrates modern lumber processing technology.

Specifications:

  • Cutting capacity: 2,000 board feet per hour
  • Precision: ±0.1 inch accuracy
  • Safety features: Automatic shutoff, emergency stops
  • Maintenance: Daily cleaning, weekly calibration

Note: Always follow safety protocols when operating this equipment.

Notes