Move the geometric-multiscale images into a table

pages/docs/configuration/configuration-mapping.md

@@ -105,7 +105,9 @@ Geometric multiscale mapping enables the coupling of dimensionally heterogeneous
 
 We differentiate between _axial_ and _radial_ geometric multiscale mapping:
 
-<img src="images/docs/configuration-mapping-geometric-multiscale-axial-1d-3d.png" alt="Axial geometric multiscale mapping" width="500"/> <img src="images/docs/configuration-mapping-geometric-multiscale-radial-1d-3d.png" alt="Radial geometric multiscale mapping" width="500"/>
+| --- | --- |
+| <img src="images/docs/configuration-mapping-geometric-multiscale-axial-1d-3d.png" alt="Axial geometric multiscale mapping" width="500"/> | <img src="images/docs/configuration-mapping-geometric-multiscale-radial-1d-3d.png" alt="Radial geometric multiscale mapping" width="500"/> |
+| Axial 1D-3D consistent-spread mapping | Radial 1D-3D consisntent-spread mapping |
 
 In a 1D-3D mapping, axial mapping maps between one point at the boundary of the 1D domain and multiple points at a surface of a 3D domain, while the domains are connected over a main axis.
 Radial mapping maps between multiple (internal) points of the 1D domain and multiple points at a surface of a 3D domain. In a 1D-3D domain, the 3D domain can encapsulate the 1D domain, or the 1D domain can be a line on the surface of the 3D domain.