I used your template in preparing my CV. I modified the content of the data.r file and added publication. I have a problem, and I cannot find a solution myself, in which I couldn't make a text in italics format. In the title of the paper, there is a scientific name, and as a rule, it must be italicized.
I tried \emph{Otolithes ruber} as well as {\it Otolithes ruber}, but it throws an error and it stopped the rendering of the PDF.
publications <- tribble(
~with, ~what, ~why, ~when, ~where,
"Reproductive biology of Otolithes ruber in XXX", "Name of Journal", "Author1, Author2 & Author3. (20XX). Reproductive biology of Otolithes ruber in XXX. The Journal, XX(i), XX-XX. doi:https://doi.org/xxx", "20XX", "Journal Article"
)
I used your template in preparing my CV. I modified the content of the
data.r
file and added publication. I have a problem, and I cannot find a solution myself, in which I couldn't make a text in italics format. In the title of the paper, there is a scientific name, and as a rule, it must be italicized.I tried
\emph{Otolithes ruber}
as well as{\it Otolithes ruber}
, but it throws an error and it stopped the rendering of the PDF.Thank you.