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-**Review the license and data use agreement.** Make sure your understand what you are allowed to do with the data and under what conditions. Even if the license does not request attribution of the authors, you have to cite the source of the data for any of your scholarly work based on it.
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-**Review metadata and documentation.** Make sure you know where your data comes from, how the data was collected and processed, and reflect on whether any of it poses problems for your research question.
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-**Check what additional requirements the data sources have.** Some requirement to access the data may be to submit a preregistration (see [1.4 Study Design & Analysis Plan](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark}).
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-**Use the metadata to plan your analysis.** A data dictionary (or "codebook") and other documentation describing the variables, range of values, ect., may be available and should be reviewed. To minimize confirmation or hindsight bias, do not plot the data immediately; instead, prepare a pre-analysis plan by examining the documentation.(see [1.4 Study Design & Analysis Plan](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark}).
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-**Check what additional requirements the data sources have.** Some requirement to access the data may be to submit a preregistration (see [1.4. Study Design & Analysis Plan](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark}).
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-**Use the metadata to plan your analysis.** A data dictionary (or "codebook") and other documentation describing the variables, range of values, ect., may be available and should be reviewed. To minimize confirmation or hindsight bias, do not plot the data immediately; instead, prepare a pre-analysis plan by examining the documentation.(see [1.4. Study Design & Analysis Plan](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark}).
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- **Do this** because.
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When using a specialized term in a new chapter, I have used bold and underline formatting and then defined it in a callout information box with the bold and underlined term.
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When using a specialized term in a new chapter, I have used bold and underlining formatting and then defined that term in a callout information box repeating the bold and underlined formatting.
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I’ve used callout tip boxes for tips to research groups (to develop SOPs).
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I've only hyperlinked support services in otherwise plain text and did not add another kind of callout box to avoid too many types of formatting within the text. We could however consider adding a new row of cards for support services (not urgent).
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# WHAT ARE THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES INCLUDED?
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# WHAT ARE THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES INCLUDED IN THE HANDBOOK?
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- tools and tutorials of ours, or
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- essential tools we use in our own teaching (e.g. re3data, open policy finder), or
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- those that fill a gap in our current material but would be needed in our teaching (e.g. consent form language often requested within the framework of SwOP and OSS)
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- those that fill a gap in our current material but would be needed in our teaching (e.g. how to write an inform consent form)
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- well established, discipline agnostic or interdisciplinary, maintained tools
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# HOW TO ADD CARDS?
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This section uses Bootstrap structure and custom css to create a responsive card layout.
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We've used Bootstrap structure and custom css to create a responsive card layout.
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- The main .container div must always be present.
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- Each section (Learn More / Tools & Resources) is wrapped in a .row.
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- If one of the section is not needed, remove the entire .row block and its downstream .col divs.
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# HOW TO ADD CROSS-REFERENCES TO PAGES, SECTIONS, TABS OF THE HANDBOOK?
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# HOW TO ADD CROSS-REFERENCES TO PAGES, SECTIONS, AND TABS OF THE HANDBOOK?
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Note that:
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- I want the text to be displayed to be [X.X.X. Title] which isn't native to quarto so I currently type that text manually.
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- I want the internal cross reference links to be de-emphasize (italic grey), so I currently use the custom css {.mark}
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- titles of tabs in "::: {.panel-tabset}" aren't true markdown titles and therefore do not get applied the autonumbering (so I currently do it by hand), and do not get assigned an anchor (so I currently cross ref their container instead)
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- I want the text displayed to be [X.X.X. Title] which isn't native to quarto so I currently type that text manually.
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- I want the internal cross reference links to be de-emphasize (we chose italic grey), so I currently use the custom css {.mark}
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- titles of tabs in "::: {.panel-tabset}" aren't true markdown titles and therefore
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- do not get applied the autonumbering so I currently number those titles by hand, and
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- do not get assigned an anchor so I currently cross ref their container instead (which is good enough)
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Examples of how I currently cross-ref:
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- pages: see [3. Analyze & Collaborate](03-analyze-and-collaborate.qmd){.mark}
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- sections: see [1.4 Study Design & Analysis Plan](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark} if in same page or [1. Plan & Design Checklist](01-plan-and-design.qmd#plan-design-checklist){.mark} if on another page - the section title needs to have a custom label e.g. "{#sec-study-design-analysis-plan}"
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- tabs: see [1.4.1. Pre-analysis planning](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark} i.e. cross referencing their container instead
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Also note that I would prefer the annotation X.X. with the final dot, but this isn't native to quarto which writes X.X for autonumbered titles. I likely wasn't consistent in whether or not I manually wrote the final dot in the text to be displayed in the cross refs.
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- sections: the section title needs to have a custom label e.g. "{#sec-study-design-analysis-plan}"
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- see [1.4. Study Design & Analysis Plan](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark} if in same page, or
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- see [1.4. Study Design & Analysis Plan](01-plan-and-design.qmd#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark} if on another page.
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- tabs: see [1.4.1. Pre-analysis planning](#sec-study-design-analysis-plan){.mark} i.e. cross referencing their container instead.
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Also note that I would prefer the annotation X.X. with the final dot (and this is how I wrote in manually for the text to be displayed), but this isn't native to quarto which writes X.X for autonumbered titles.
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# HOW TO REMOVE ANCHOR?
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I believe this is using remove_anchor.lua function stored in assets.
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This is using the remove_anchor.lua function stored in assets.
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# HOW TO FORMAT LISTS AD CALLOUT BOXES BETWEEN SECTION TITLE AND panel-tabset IN orc-details-panel?
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# HOW TO FORMAT LISTS AND CALLOUT BOXES OCCURRING BETWEEN SECTION TITLE AND panel-tabset IN orc-details-panel?
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I am not sure why the bullet points or call out boxes are in the margin when a list is in this location. I suppose the orc-details-panel custom css could be adjusted.
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Riya and I are not sure why the bullet points or callout boxes are in the margin when a list is in this location. I suppose the orc-details-panel custom css should be adjusted - I do not know.
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Currently, to add a margin to lists in such location, I use:
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# HOW TO CUSTOMIZE CHAPTERS?
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So far, the Hero, Pills, and Checklist of Chapter 1 and 2 were customized using the following lines and associated custom css:
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So far, the Hero, Pills, and Checklist and Download button for the checklist of Chapter 1 and 2 were customized using the following lines and associated custom css:
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