Organizing plots in a publish html document

I have this script that will generate 21 plots. I want to publish my script into a html file. I also would like to have these plots be organized into 3 columns and 7 rows. My script generates the plots in order left to right. Anyone know if this is possible with MATLAB?

Thanks

[Cedric]

I never published results using MATLAB embedded features, so we'll see what others can propose. If there is no answer by tomorrow though, it is certainly easy enough to build a small MATLAB script for generating HTML pages with your figures.

[Cedric]

Also, as mentioned by Chad, do you need separate images or could you go for a single one with the whole array of images?

[Hail]

Each of my plots have a title and axis labels. Can I still get the title and axis labels if I do the subplot method. If so, how do you do the subplot method?

[Cedric]

Yes,

 doc suplot

and then experiment a little, you'll see that you can define labels/titles specific to each subplot.

[Chad Greene]

figure('position',[100 100 800 2000])
subplot(7,3,1)
plot(x1,y1)
title('subplot 1 title') 
xlabel('subplot 1 x label') 
ylabel('subplot 1 y label') 

subplot(7,3,2)
plot(x2,y2)
title('subplot 2 title') 
xlabel('subplot 2 x label') 
ylabel('subplot 2 y label') 

...and so on...

subplot(7,3,21)
plot(x21,y21)
title('subplot 21 title') 
xlabel('subplot 21 x label') 
ylabel('subplot 21 y label')

I added the 'position' option to the figure because you'll probably want it to be wide and long. Adjust the width and height by changing 800 and 2000 to whatever value is best (in pixels).

[Hail]

Thank you. I forgot to mention that my plots are generated in a for loop. Will this still work?

[Cedric]

Yes, the subplot ID should be your loop index, e.g.

 for k = 1 : 21
     subplot( 7, 3, k ) ;

     x = ... ;
     y = ... ;
     plot( .. ) ;

     grid on ;
     xlabel( ... ) ;
     ylabel( ... ) ;
     title( ... ) ;
 end

[Hail]

Fantastic. Thanks

Answer 1

[Chad Greene]

A quick and dirty solution would plot a single figure with 21 subplots.