Open wolass opened 4 months ago
Yes, you're right, I think this has only ever worked when the output is HTML. I haven't seen any R Markdown or Quarto template that accomplishes this for docx output. Have you seen any?
It might require combining this https://github.com/pandoc/lua-filters/tree/master/author-info-blocks with https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77882406/how-to-access-meta-data-from-quarto-yaml-in-lua-script
Describe the bug The provided templates support the use of orcid, but it is not being rendered in the actual paper. So the orcid stays only in the yaml header
Describe the steps to reproduce the behavior:
rrtools::use_compendium()
functionrrtools::use_analysis()
Expected behavior Optimally we should get an ORCID icon next to the researchers name with a link to a respective ORCID profile when clicked on.