Closed Courvoisier13 closed 5 years ago
We follow the latex sttandard and use bibtex via \cite{}
, \citep{]
, \citet{}
and so on. That is a deliberate choice. See some of the vignettes using pinp
for how. This is unlikely to change, so I suggest we close this.
We also do not impose any outer wrapper. I mostly just call rmarkdown::render("myfile.Rmd")
.
Thanks, I just realized there is no need. The \ref{} for figures and tables defined in chunks work well as do those of sections. I think the new pandoc V 2 addressed a previous issue that needed a workaround.
Hi,
thank you for this excellent template!
Is there a way I can make it inherit from bookdown instead of the classic Rmarkdown pdf? Rmarkdown cannot reference sections in the documents using @ref, but bookdown does this correctly
thanks