I have a table with some condensed information, and want to have in it links to figures (a lot), that illustrate some of the observations in the table.
Anyway, if the figures look like:
\begin{figure}
\includegraphics{blah} \caption{blaaaah} \label{pic:label1}
\end{figure}
then a \cref{pic:label} creates a link - okay - but by clicking on it the view is positioned such, that the caption is on top. (To put the label before caption is even worse - it takes the caption of the previous figure).
Can I make the link such, that it centers on the picture and not way below. For, say, paragraphs, putting them on top of the screen is reasonable, but for figures it's rather a bug, isn't it?
Surprisingly, I didn't find such a question here yet? Do I have to create a container around the floatfigure? Can tikz help?
