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Is it possible to change bib location for {blogdown} so I don't have to copy a .bib file for every post? I've tried something like

I am trying to generate an RMarkdown document. I have a list freqsByYear and I would like the user to select from a drop down menu (or some similar method) and this will get stored as Q from here I can pass it to a ggplot function and make the plot as follows.

I wrote a vignette for an R package of mine. It is built without any errors, using both devtools::built() and the tool built into RStudio with the vignettes option selected. The html output file is placed in the vignettes directory, but it does not show up in the list printed by vignette(all = T) and the User guides, package vignettes and other documentation link is not added to the documentation.

As recommended on this site, I already reinstalled the package using devtools::install(), made sure that the directory is called vignettes, and checked whether the vignettes were excluded in .Rbuildignore (it contains ^.*\.Rproj$ and ^\.Rproj\.user$).

This is the (anonymized) header of the Rmd file:

When I knit the R-Markdown file for the APA-styled document, I saw that "et al" is not used in the output pdf file, instead the author names were not suppressed but written each time. I found the answer to this problem for pdf outputs here:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/66453232/16082436

I'm using the posterdown_html template in the posterdown package in R Markdown. Is there any way which I can override the default green color that's used in the header, in the title of each section and all the hyperlinks using CSS? I would like to change it to the following html color code (6d1d26), however I'm unsure how to use CSS to do this

Here is a snippet of the default YAML for this template

I would like to remove the DOI from the bibliographic references in my markdown script. Is there a way I can do this?

Here is my markdown file:

here is my code

When I convert the markdown file to pdf the order of references in the bibliography is the same as in the .bib file. As a result, the references in the text appear in the wrong order. As a result, I can have in the text sentences like ... reported in [2] after [1] ... while I would like the references to be sorted in the bibliography as they appear in the text, as it would be using unsrt.bib.

The question is: how do I achieve sorting of entries in the bibliography section in order of their appearance in the text?

MWE, compiled using pandoc -C -f markdown testing.md -o testing.pdf

testing.md:

I am trying to use a parameterized path for a reference_docx in a Rmarkdown document with rmarkdown::word_document output format, in a similar way as e.g. is done here for the bibliography file (section Bibliograghy and Citation YAML options).

However, it seems like this feature does not work for the reference_docx option, as expressions passed to the arguments of the output format function (rmarkdown::word_document, or bookdown::word_document2 for that matter) are interpreted literally instead of evaluated. See e.g. this minimal reprex:

• Working example: