Issues after editing

[hturner]

I've now been through the article and supplementary material and done some general editing, mostly minor edits to the wording/grammar. A few things I was unsure about could do with looking at:

• [ ] texor.Rmd : explain a bit more what sort of editing authors should expect to have to do after running latex_to_web()
• [x] figure-example.tex: tikz I didn't understand this part - surely we can always change the source and re-convert to update, what is special here?
• [x] figure-example.tex: algorithm the HTML shows "Algorithm 1" under the algorithm and "Algorithm 6" in the text; PDF has both as 1. Would be good if they were both 1 as in PDF.
• [x] figure-example.tex: widetables I didn't understand this at first - I thought you meant the widetable environment produced a figure with two tables (LaTeX -> PDF), but you mean that in the conversion to R Markdown/HTML a wide table is converted to a figure with two tables. Will discuss wide tables more on Slack.
• [x] figure-example.tex: code blocks Might just be because the LaTeX needs re-running, but in the PDF the code block is Figure 6 and in the HTML it is figure 7
• [x] lua-filters.tex The meaning of the second sentence is unclear.
• [ ] math-examples.tex: L28 Why is this subsection needed? Seems to be about MathJax again, not much about pandoc/extensions.
• [ ] math-examples.tex: L35 Unfinished sentence
• [ ] math-examples.tex: L114 Sentence doesn't make sense
• [ ] math-examples.tex: L114 I guess by out-of-the-box functions you mean the commands in the basic distribution of LaTeX (the latex-base bundle of packages). But then the sentence would imply that no LaTeX commands work! So rephrase to be more precise.

[Abhi-1U]

• [ ] figure-example.tex: algorithm the HTML shows "Algorithm 1" under the algorithm and "Algorithm 6" in the text; PDF has both as 1. Would be good if they were both 1 as in PDF.

Algorithms are numbered seperately now on.

• [ ] figure-example.tex: code blocks Might just be because the LaTeX needs re-running, but in the PDF the code block is Figure 6 and in the HTML it is figure 7

code blocks are captioned as figures and the PDF and web versions have same numbering with the latest package update.

• [ ] figure-example.tex: tikz I didn't understand this part - surely we can always change the source and re-convert to update, what is special here?

Removed that part as the feature was communicated later in the same supplementary article.

• [ ] figure-example.tex: widetables I didn't understand this at first - I thought you meant the widetable environment produced a figure with two tables (LaTeX -> PDF), but you mean that in the conversion to R Markdown/HTML a wide table is converted to a figure with two tables. Will discuss wide tables more on Slack.

widetables are now table entities and they share the reference/caption numbering similar to tables. PDF and web versions have same numbering with the latest package update.

[Abhi-1U]

[ ] lua-filters.tex The meaning of the second sentence is unclear.

Corrected it.

math-examples.tex: L28 Why is this subsection needed? Seems to be about MathJax again, not much about pandoc/extensions.

Removed the subsection and the para is continued in the previous subsection

• [ ] math-examples.tex: L35 Unfinished sentence

Finished the sentence.

• [ ] math-examples.tex: L114 Sentence doesn't make sense

• math-examples.tex: L114 I guess by out-of-the-box functions you mean the commands in the basic distribution of LaTeX (the latex-base bundle of packages). But then the sentence would imply that no LaTeX commands work! So rephrase to be more precise.

Rephrased this part.

In addition to this, I have added:

1. Table: A section on long table
2. Table: Section for multicolumn extended to multirow as well
3. Math: An example of the conversion of non conventional equation references
4. Metadata: A small section on lists and their representation.
5. Metadata: A small addition for \nameref{} and \autoref{} to the table in references subsection