4.4. Positioning a Figure
4.4.1. Horizontal Alignment
The alignment of a figure can be specified using the align attribute of the import macro. The supported values are:
| Align | Description | 
| Center | centered within the region (the default) | 
| Left | left side of region | 
| Right | right side of region | 
| Inner | inner side of region for double sided documents (otherwise Left) | 
| Outer | outer side of region for double sided documents (otherwise Right) | 
For example:
!import "my_graph"; align=Left
4.4.2. Wide Figures
By default, figures are aligned within the main text area. To align a figure within the full text area (i.e. including the side-head), use the wide attribute. For example:
!import "my_graph"; align=Left; wide
4.4.3. Figures Within a List
To align a figure with a given list indent, use the listitem attribute. For example:
  * The graphs are impressive:
    - savings per year
    !import "my_graph"; listitem=2
4.4.4. Vertical Positioning
The vertical position of a figure can be specified via the position attribute. The supported values are:
| Position | Description | 
| Below | below the current paragraph (the default) | 
| Top | top of the current column/page | 
| Bottom | bottom of the current column/page | 
For example:
!import "my_logo"; position=Bottom; align=Right
4.4.5. Wrapping Text Around a Figure
To wrap text around a figure, set the wrap_text attribute. For example:
    !import "my_graph"; wrap_text
Note: When generating HTML, text can be wrapped around a figure but unfortunately, the rules are quite different:
- The wrap_text attribute has no affect.
- Text is implicitly wrapped if the align attribute is set to Left or Right.
- The wrapping must be explicitly disabled using the clear macro.
