stevetemplates 1.1.0

• word now has a custom footnote style, which simply decreases the font size from 12 to 9.
• article3 no longer has a hypothesis theorem hard-coded to it. {bookdown} can do that, if you need it. Rationale: you also won’t need it for the simplest of simple cases, or could add one yourself by way of header-includes:.
• cv2 is an updated version of cv, which I use now for my academic CV.
• syllabus now has the ability to add third and fourth co-teachers.
• beamer has some hacks (sic) for two-column layouts.
• syllabus2 is another syllabus template for me now that I moved to Stockholm University and have a wildly different format to classes.

stevetemplates 1.0.0

• ekohist_thesis is a limited-use R Markdown template for use in masters thesis in the Department of Economic History and International Relations at Stockholm University.
• article3 is a third article template largely inspired by Elsevier templates. Its designed to optimize information in the abstract section, scales (reasonably) well for the presence of many authors, and may be useful if you encounter a journal that (for reasons) insists on having author addresses in the title section of the paper.
• syllabus has a “coteaching:” argument now, which might be a specialty hack only of interest to me. My current department doesn’t have stable teaching hours or class rooms, but is also keen on co-teaching classes with one (or sometimes more) faculty members. Currently, that’s really just one other faculty member that also teaches stuff for which I might be the “course responsible” teacher. Thus, this “coteaching” argument in the YAML will disable the web/class information and add contact information for the other faculty member co-teaching with me.

stevetemplates 0.9.0

• beamer improvement that will allow xelatex functionality in the absence of a supplied title font. It would previously error, which was referenced by @ian-adams here.
• beamer now has a no_toc_after: field if the user wants to disable the table of contents slide at the end of the document. I talk about why I have a table of contents by default in this Github issue, though users can now remove this if they’d like.
• Assorted skeleton changes, now that I’ve left Clemson University.

stevetemplates 0.8.0

• Bug fix for center footer in the non-academic résumé template. HT @mwpeterson for finding this.
• Bug fix for color in the CV template. HT @dojobo for finding this.
• Disabled titlesec in cv. This is admittedly an ad hoc adjustment based on a new computer I have.
• Default Beamer colors changed from Clemson University colors to Stockholm University colors.
• Default titlegraphic scaling in beamer is now .3, because of new gig.
• beamer now hard codes white backgrounds for bouncing between normal theme and a “metropolis” option, which I may start using more.
• Related to the above: the color for title separator (if you combo this with the Metropolis theme) defaults to a Stockholm University color (“sky”) or whatever you supply as a secondary color option.
• beamer now has a titlegraphshift: field, completely optional, for moving around whatever is supplied in titlegraphic. Use with care, and manually escape any LaTeX code you want here.
• Until someone tells me why I shouldn’t do this, the beamer now template will load, by default, the following LaTeX packages: dcolumn, longtable, booktabs, array, multirow, wrapfig, float, colortbl, pdflscape, tabu, and threeparttable. These are all add-ons for doing stuff with {kableExtra} and {modelsummary}

stevetemplates 0.7.0

• ORCID links in the CV.
• Adjust behavior for updated field in the CV template. If TRUE, the last update appears in the third row of the header. If FALSE, it appears in the center footer.
• Add AMS mathematical facilities to the first article (article) template. HT @shenkin.
• Integrate appendixletter with LaTeX package endfloat in the second article template. This is useful if you want specialty table/figure numbering and you want an anonymous document.
• Adjust Word skeleton to be more minimal and actually render.
• Some added CSS for better tables in the HTML template.
• The article2 template now supports captions for code chunks, courtesy of this Stack Overflow post. This appears in the YAML as chunkcaption: TRUE if you want to enable it. If you enable it, change the knitr code to what you see (commented) in the setup chunk. Consult the Stack Overflow thread for more information.

stevetemplates 0.6.0

The newest release has the following additions and changes to pre-existing templates. Additions include:

• A template for Beamer presentations.
• A template for course syllabi, formatted to LaTeX PDFs.
• A template for cover letters, formatted to LaTeX PDFs.

Changes include:

• A user-specified date format in YAML for the CV template.

stevetemplates 0.5.0

The newest release has the following additions and changes to pre-existing templates. Additions include:

• A template for HTML articles. This will allow the conversion of an academic manuscript to a presentable HTML article.
• A template for Microsoft Word manuscripts. Functionality for Word templates is somewhat limited so I recommend using this only for presentations that need to be anonymized for submission to an academic journal.

Changes include:

• Add doublespacing to article2 document. Documentation and skeleton updated accordingly.
• Fix \lfoot{} and \cfoot{} problem in the CV template. HT: @waternumbers
• Clarification about a missing LaTeX dependency from {tinytex} installations for the article2 template. I thank Ian Adams and Cornelius Hennch for pointing to this issue.
• Force tables/figs to back of document in article2 when anonymous: TRUE. This comes by way of the endfloat package in LaTeX.

stevetemplates 0.4.0

The newest release has the following additions and changes to pre-existing templates. Additions include:

• A template for “anonymous” manuscripts. Note: article and article2 have anonymous parameters built into them, but this is a template I created because one particular journal to which I submitted a manuscript once demanded that the anonymous manuscript look exactly a certain way. From that, what is now anonms in this package was born.

Changes include:

• article, article2, and anonms feature the “CSL” environment change that Pandoc recently rolled out. I think this came at the end of 2020. It is only relevant if you don’t use natbib for handling references.

stevetemplates 0.3.0

The newest release has the following additions and changes to pre-existing templates. Additions include:

• A statement template for making, well, statements and such.

Changes include:

• Took out some commented code in article2 that was breaking things. R Markdown/Pandoc can punish you for commenting out code when you should remove it.
• Companion functions for isolating the system path of the template. These functions have a prefix of templ_ and can be useful for a “make” approach to document preparation.

stevetemplates 0.2.0

• Rename functions from, for example, svm_article2 to article2.
• Add article template, CV template, non-ac résumé template, and memo template.
• Add full-fledged documentation.
• Clarify license is GPL-2
• Do R CMD check to make sure everything comes up green.
• Get rid of tidyverse import/dependency, since it just bogs down testing and is not required.
• Add “does file exist” tests, importantly for CRAN.

stevetemplates 0.1.0

• Initial developmental release, with article2 template.