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Citations... #358
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Could you provide a minimal and reproducible example? |
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Will this work? My YAML header is: `---
Here is an excerpt from the post I'm trying to fix: `Which helps to make a point: the government can take care of this mess. Of the many proposals that can be discussed, I'm particularly interested in incentives to institutions and researchers for making their work essentially "born open" [see @rouderWhatWhyHow2016]. ` My bib file contains this reference: } |
BTW, I don't which guidance you followed, but @apreshill has prepared one in 2017: https://blogdown-demo.rbind.io/2017/08/28/adding-citations-to-posts/ |
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Hi @chriscastille6, I'm guessing your issues relate to file paths, as you are using absolute paths and blogdown/Hugo expect project-oriented relative file paths (which is illustrated in the post @yihui linked to). Also, it looks like you are trying to use an additional package, Alison |
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Just to complete this circle, I believe this thread on community is the same issue posted here. I responded there: |
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Update: this issue only happens with Here is a sample post: This is the sample .Rmarkdown post rendered: This is the same .Rmd post rendered: Repo here: |
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That is expected. |
I feel that on that page, there's a need to make it more plain& clear to the users regarding the differences among rmd/rmarkdown/md something like a table will do:
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I would tend to agree- and I would add that you can also get a Hugo respected table of contents with Rmarkdown but not Rmd. |
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I remember that TOC is supported in pandoc(therefore Rmd), no? |
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See this discussion: https://github.com/sourcethemes/project-kickstart-r/issues/2 |
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That hurts, I wish for a hero who could combine pandoc and Hugo together so that all hassles can be solved. |
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We just need a JS hacker for the TOC issue. I don't think it is too complicated. |
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Thanks for your help, folks! I think I have figured it out now! |
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The remotes::install_github('rstudio/blogdown')For the TOC issue mentioned above, that's a separate issue, and I'll take a look while working on #476. As I said, I don't feel it's a huge challenge for the |
I have followed the guidance for inserting citations, but neither the citations or the references are printed.
I'm currently using RMarkdown to write entries into my blog and the most recent version of hugo (0.53) and the academic theme. Has anyone else had this problem or resolved it?
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