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Describe the bug
The provided templates support the use of orcid, but it is not being rendered in the actual paper. So the orcid stays only in the yaml header
Describe the steps to reproduce the behavior:
create a new compendium using the rrtools::use_compendium() function
call rrtools::use_analysis()
render quatro document
See lack od ORCID in the final docx output.
Expected behavior
Optimally we should get an ORCID icon next to the researchers name with a link to a respective ORCID profile when clicked on.
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Yes, you're right, I think this has only ever worked when the output is HTML. I haven't seen any R Markdown or Quarto template that accomplishes this for docx output. Have you seen any?
Describe the bug
The provided templates support the use of orcid, but it is not being rendered in the actual paper. So the orcid stays only in the yaml header
Describe the steps to reproduce the behavior:
rrtools::use_compendium()
functionrrtools::use_analysis()
Expected behavior
Optimally we should get an ORCID icon next to the researchers name with a link to a respective ORCID profile when clicked on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: