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Add cross-referencing to all rticles #328
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From #327 (comment) Make that output:
rticles::mdpi_article: default
bookdown::pdf_book:
base_format: rticles::mdpi_article |
Would a vignette in rticles explaining how to use bookdown features by modifying the yaml header be a good idea to better document this ? |
I agree that a vignette would be useful since there are so many options from |
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I think that it could be easier to use cross-referencing in
rticles
. References to tables, figures and equations are ubiquitous to scientific papers.bookdown
provides a generic solution that, I think, is more likely to bring users to success from the start.Gives

@cderv suggested that maybe we could provide two possible default outputs in the skeletons. Something like:
It has the benefit that the default output does not require
bookdown
, and it shows that other outputs are possible. While cross-referencing would not work from the start, enabling it would be a matter of picking the next output in the list. If using bookdown as the default output is excluded, then I think this solution is pretty good.Following #327, I believe that the solution might need to be applied to all skeletons.
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