Warhorn Classics Documentation
Preface
1
Creating a new book from scratch
1.1
Creating a new repo for a new book on Github
1.1.1
(Optional) Preparing and using a local build environment
1.2
What are all these files?
1.2.1
Files you must modify
1.2.2
Other files
1.3
Adding book content
1.4
Chapters, sections, and more
1.4.1
Numbering (or not)
1.4.2
IDs
2
Formatting
2.1
Overview
2.2
Italics
2.3
Bold
2.4
Small caps
2.5
Centering text
3
Special characters
3.1
Non-breaking spaces
3.2
Line breaks
3.3
Backslashes
4
Comments
5
Poetry
6
Links
6.1
External links
6.2
References (ie internal links)
6.2.1
Assigning implicit or explicit IDs
6.3
Footnotes
6.4
Endnotes
6.4.1
Creating an endnote
6.4.2
Linking to an endnote
7
Foreign languages
8
Typos in the original
9
Images
10
Troubleshooting
11
Editorial Policies
12
Technical details of our automated build system
12.1
Github Actions
12.1.1
render-classics-work
12.1.2
setup-bookdown
12.1.3
classics_extras.sh
12.1.4
build-book
12.1.5
buildscript.sh
12.1.6
classics-template-files repo
12.2
Making changes to the build system or templates
Endnotes
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Warhorn Classics Documentation
Endnotes
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