Name tags mini tutorial + References #1324
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Using something other than references until we can unify
…into erasche-datatset-tags
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thanks @erasche! |
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Thank you @shiltemann, wouldn't be half as good without your contributions! |
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Quick tutorial on how nametags work.
References
I wanted to include a couple of citations in the tutorial text and have them referenced properly, so I've added jekyll-scholar. Any
{% cite X %}commands used in the document will have their citations included at the end. If no citations are used, the references section will be hidden. Tutorial .bib files can be included anywhere as long as they're named *.bib.Automatically linking URLs is a known issue inukshuk/jekyll-scholar#30 and we can look into solutions for that at some point.Fixed by @shiltemannReferences support provides the framework for fixing #10