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First off, THANK YOU for developing and maintaining this package, it fills a long-standing need for me :)
I used posterdown_betterport but I suspect that this applies to posterdown_betterland as well.
System versions: Mac OS X Mojave, R 3.6.1, RStudio 1.1.442
Package version: 1.0, GitHub (downloaded a few weeks ago)
I notice that when I set lead author email and Twitter handle in the YAML header, the email address/Twitter username do not seem to obey the font size set in affiliation_textsize, author_textsize, authorextra_textsize, or body_textsize. To debug, if I set them all to:
the clickable email address and Twitter handle are still rendering larger than the author names, maybe 20-something point font. They DO appear to scale with the poster height and width, but that might just be differences in the relative size of the words on the poster overall.
I figure that somewhere in the code the appropriate text size YAML variable is not feeding forward into the code that actually renders the Twitter and email info. Hopefully it's a quick fix!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First off, THANK YOU for developing and maintaining this package, it fills a long-standing need for me :)
I used
posterdown_betterport
but I suspect that this applies toposterdown_betterland
as well.System versions: Mac OS X Mojave, R 3.6.1, RStudio 1.1.442
Package version: 1.0, GitHub (downloaded a few weeks ago)
I notice that when I set lead author email and Twitter handle in the YAML header, the email address/Twitter username do not seem to obey the font size set in
affiliation_textsize
,author_textsize
,authorextra_textsize
, orbody_textsize
. To debug, if I set them all to:the clickable email address and Twitter handle are still rendering larger than the author names, maybe 20-something point font. They DO appear to scale with the poster height and width, but that might just be differences in the relative size of the words on the poster overall.
I figure that somewhere in the code the appropriate text size YAML variable is not feeding forward into the code that actually renders the Twitter and email info. Hopefully it's a quick fix!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: