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I am writing one article in which i need to write one image and its caption. I found space after caption seems to be more than normal.
\begin{figure}[!ht]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.7\linewidth]{image1.jpg}
\caption{\textcolor{gray}{\footnotesize \textit{ImageCaption}}}
\end{figure}
This is first text after caption.
How can i reduce the space between caption and text?



caption, perhaps setting\aftercaptionskipwould work. Otherwise,\intextsepor\textfloatsep(see thelayoutspackage documentation; section 6.1 Float and text page layout, p 25). – Werner Feb 27 at 7:36captionpackage the correct command is\captionsetup{belowskip=0pt}. But since this is the default value something is going wrong at your document. But to find out we need an MWE from you. – Axel Sommerfeldt Feb 27 at 7:53figurefloat and the following text? -- that may not be anything to do with the caption itself (captionpackage’s\belowcaptionskipis zero by default, iirc). between the bottom of the float and the following text\intextsepis added, which is12ptby default: try setting that to0ptand see whether that helps. – wasteofspace Feb 27 at 9:53\textcolor,\footnotesizeand\textitmanually into the caption text shows a lack of concept. The packagecaptionthat you claimed you use provides a lot of\captioncustomization on the document level, so that it applies consistently to all captions. – tohecz Feb 27 at 12:58