I am using ctable
and I have a table with footnotes. Since the table is narrow, the caption text is squeezed in the table width, which looks odd. I can use mincapwidth
to specify a minimum width for the table environment (not the table itself) which solves this issue, but creates another: it also applies to the footnote, which looks ugly since the footnote is small. Is there a way to make the footnote obey the width of the table itself and ignore mincapwidth
?
Example:
\ctable[
caption = {Somewhat long long long caption which is long},
mincapwidth = \textwidth,
]{lr}{
\tnote[a]{Short footnote}
}{
\toprule
Header 1 & Header 2 \\
\midrule
foo\tmark[a] & 1 \\
\bottomrule
}
Which looks like this