headers for acknowledgements, author contributions copernicus template

[WillemVervoort]

Thanks for the fantastic template!
There is however one thing that I struggle with and I acknowledge my ignorance with yaml headers.
The yaml header for the copernicus rticle includes sections for availability, author contributions, acknowledgements etc. However, when the pdf is rendered none of these section have headers, they just have a "." as a start. This is also part of the original template.
Is there someway to manipulate this that the headers are put in (like for "Abstract")? I can do it manually by pulling out the sections and inserting them with markdown headers at the bottom, but that defeats the purpose of the template, right?
Thanks for any clues

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[cderv]

This is also part of the original template.

So in the original template this is like this too

But you would like to have something like the Abstract line above ?

I can do it manually by pulling out the sections and inserting them with markdown headers at the bottom, but that defeats the purpose of the template, right?

You could tweak the template too. THough

For availability this is a command defined by the .cls

rticles/inst/rmarkdown/templates/copernicus/resources/template.tex

Lines 281 to 295 in e1a6abf

	$if(availability.code)$
	\codeavailability{$availability.code$} %% use this section when having only software code available
	$endif$
	$if(availability.data)$
	\dataavailability{$availability.data$} %% use this section when having only data sets available
	$endif$
	$if(availability.codedata)$
	\codedataavailability{$availability.codedata$} %% use this section when having data sets and software code available
	$endif$
	$if(availability.sample)$
	\sampleavailability{$availability.sample$} %% use this section when having geoscientific samples available
	$endif$

Author contribution too

rticles/inst/rmarkdown/templates/copernicus/resources/template.tex

Lines 312 to 314 in e1a6abf

	$if(authorcontribution)$
	\authorcontribution{$authorcontribution$} %% optional section
	$endif$

Acknowledgement is just an environment

rticles/inst/rmarkdown/templates/copernicus/resources/template.tex

Lines 325 to 329 in e1a6abf

	$if(acknowledgements)$
	\begin{acknowledgements}
	$acknowledgements$
	\end{acknowledgements}
	$endif$

So you could also tweak those command and environment to your liking.

I don"t think rticles has anything to do. It just follows original template