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About the Project

This repository contains LaTeX code to create a beautifully typeset magazine. The Magazine-preamble.tex file contains custom environments for Question-and-Answer articles, author names, a preamble, and quotes.

How to use

Step 1: Click on the “Code” button and download a zip folder containing this repository. If you have a GitHub account you could also click on the “Use This Template” button to make your own repository and then clone it to your computer. Open the magazine-latex-template.Rproj file. This will open an R project within R Studio. Ensure that you have a LaTeX distribution (for example, the TinyTeX package will be fine).

Step 2: Read the Sample Magazine to see an example of what a final magazine could look like.

Step 3: Read the Author Guide found within the Magazine/ folder to see what commands and environments are available.

Step 4: See the folder Sample-article-submission to see examples of what your text document and images should look like.

Step 5: You can also experiment with the files in the Magazine/ folder. There is an empty file to get you started, and an example of one article.

Step 6. Create a plain-text .txt file with the content of your article, and save it to the Submissions/ folder.

Step 7. Create any images and save them as .jpg files in the Images/ folder.

Step 8. Model the file after the Example-Full-Magazine.Rmd file.

Step 9. Knit it to a PDF when you are done and tweak it as needed!

Screenshot of a magazine article produced using this template. The template features full-bleed background images, drop caps, quotes, and a drop-cap question and answer style.

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A LaTeX preamble to create a magazine in R using its Knit to PDF function.

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