ORCiD in author for blog-posts and links? #5558
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Hi, Loving how smooth the experience of writing and publishing with Quarto is. I'm using the blog and have the following in my author:
- name: Neil Shephard
orcid: 0000-0001-8301-6857This results in the ORCiD logo appearing next to the Author on the front-page, about and links pages but not on any of the actual posts (see example). Is it possible to include this on individual posts without adding the information to the YAML header of each file? I was also curious if its possible to include an ORCiD icon and ilnk in the header of the blog alongside the Twitter/GitHub/GitLab/Mastodon buttons it is possible to include. I've tried adding the following to about:
links:
- icon: orcid
text: ORCiD
href: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8301-6857
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I think the issue is likely that the metadata in the individual posts contains an author (without orcid information). If in a local test project I omit author data from the individual posts and have it only present in the project file, the orcid is rendered as you'd expect. One thing you could do (if the author of all of the posts is the same), is to either omit author entirely from the posts (the project file author will be used) - would that work? If there are sometimes other authors, you could then just specify the author in the posts that weren't using the default project author... |
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Thanks @dragonstyle that has indeed done the trick. I'm the only author of the blog and haven't had any guest posts (and don't expect to). Perfectly logical that explicit values would over-ride those set in Cheers 👍 |
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I think the issue is likely that the metadata in the individual posts contains an author (without orcid information). If in a local test project I omit author data from the individual posts and have it only present in the project file, the orcid is rendered as you'd expect.
One thing you could do (if the author of all of the posts is the same), is to either omit author entirely from the posts (the project file author will be used) - would that work? If there are sometimes other authors, you could then just specify the author in the posts that weren't using the default project author...