pandoc-crossref-0.2.3.0: test/m2m/subfigures/expect.md

You can define subfigures:

<div id="fig:subfigures" class="subfigures">

![a](fig1.png "fig:"){#fig:subfig1} ![b](fig2.png "fig:"){#fig:subfig2}
![c](fig3.png "fig:")

![d](fig4.png "fig:"){#fig:subfig4} ![e](fig5.png "fig:")
![f](fig6.png "fig:"){#fig:subfig6}

![g](fig7.png "fig:"){#fig:subfig7} ![h](fig8.png "fig:")
![i](fig9.png "fig:"){#fig:subfig9}

Figure 1: Caption. a — 1, b — 2, c — 3, d — 4, e — 5, f — 6, g — 7, h —
8, i — 9

</div>

<div id="fig:subfigures2" class="subfigures">

![a](fig1.png){#fig:subfig21}

![b](fig2.png){#fig:subfig22}

![c](fig3.png)

![d](fig4.png){#fig:subfig24}

![e](fig5.png)

![f](fig6.png){#fig:subfig26}

![g](fig7.png){#fig:subfig27}

![h](fig8.png)

![i](fig9.png){#fig:subfig29}

Figure 2: Caption. a — 1, b — 2, c — 3, d — 4, e — 5, f — 6, g — 7, h —
8, i — 9

</div>

Figures themselves can be referenced fig. 2, as well as individual
subfigures: figs. 1 (a), 1 (b), 2 (i)