Frederik Aust

Indeed, thanks for mentioning this. It seems that this would require either an [additional Lua-filter](https://github.com/rstudio/rmarkdown/issues/2034) (also see [here](https://github.com/alexstoick/pandoc-docx-pagebreak)) or using the **officedown** package.

The Lua-filter [`list-table`](https://github.com/pandoc/lua-filters/tree/master/list-table) seems a promising alternative to power a cross-format `apa_table()`!

Hi Jakub, thanks for raising the issue and providing an example. This is related to https://github.com/crsh/papaja/issues/506. In some sense, this is beyond the scope of papaja and so there is...

> In my case the titles of tables and figures are written in serif font. For figures, the title is also written below the figure, which is different in APA7...

It's been a while since I found time to look at this more closely, but could you point me to where the new manual states that figure titles should be...

Regarding the placement of the figure caption below rather than above the figure I'm a little bit at a loss. `rmarkdown` automatically places `\caption{}` after `\includegraphics{}`. If you edit the...

Huh, thanks for that; that's news to me. It seems a different fix is needed. I just tried out `floatrow`: ~~~tex \usepackage{floatrow} \floatsetup[figure]{capposition=top} ~~~ This get's the job done but...

Unfortunately, `floatrow` does not seem to play well with `\RequirePackage`. Thanks for the suggestions, anyway! I have opend a [question on SO](https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/563109/render-figure-captions-above-the-figure-without-moving-caption-while-using-endf). Maybe someone over there has an idea how...

@nikshl We got a nice answer at SO. This will require postprocessing of the TeX file, so it's a little inconvenient but can be done. You may need to do...

Sorry, not at this point. If you can share a minimal working example, this may help to develop a more robust solution.