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projects:workgroups:notes_on_writing_text_for_the_book [2019/03/13 10:19]
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projects:workgroups:notes_on_writing_text_for_the_book [2019/03/13 10:20]
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   * Tables and lists only render correctly if they have an empty line in front of them.   * Tables and lists only render correctly if they have an empty line in front of them.
  
-  * Extra rows in the boob.bib file (not used in the text) are not a problem.+  * Extra rows in the book.bib file (not used in the text) are not a problem.
  
 ===== Editing the Book  ===== ===== Editing the Book  =====
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 ===== Adding figures ===== ===== Adding figures =====
  
-Please add figure files to a subfolder of the [[https://​github.com/​OHDSI/​TheBookOfOhdsi/​tree/​master/​images|images folder]]. The subfolder should have the same name as the chapter Rmd file.+Please add figure files to a subfolder of the [[https://​github.com/​OHDSI/​TheBookOfOhdsi/​tree/​master/​images|images folder]]. The subfolder should have the same name as the chapter Rmd file. Keep filename extensions in lower case, so '​figure.png',​ not '​figure.PNG'​.
  
 In the chapter, you can include a figure using the following piece of text: In the chapter, you can include a figure using the following piece of text:
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-Here, ''​figure1''​ is the label that can be used to reference the figure. You furthermore must specify a caption and the path to the figure file.+Here, ''​figure1''​ is the label that can be used to reference the figure. Only use alphanumeric characters in labels. So not '```{r figure_1}'​ but '```{r figure1}'​. You furthermore must specify a caption and the path to the figure file.
  
 You can reference the figure in your text for example using ''​Figure \@ref(fig:​figure1) shows ...''​. You can reference the figure in your text for example using ''​Figure \@ref(fig:​figure1) shows ...''​.
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