1  The Hello World Example

Hello Quarto World!

1.1 Figures and cross referencing

You can cross reference figures and tables easily. See for example Figure 1.1, or if this figure was in the supplementary, you could add a custom prefix and cite it as Figure S 1.1 .

You can also cross reference chapters, for example with a hyper link like this, or directly, like Appendix A.

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Figure 1.1: This is a figure caption

Here’s a simple markdown generated table Table 1.1:

Table 1.1: My Table

Animal	Colour	Size
Bear	Brown	Big
Wolf	Grey	Big
Lynx	Orange?	Big

For adding reference, quarto work great with Zotero. If you are in RStudio, just type \@ and you will be able to search your Zotero library. When you add a reference, it will automatically be added to the references.bib file. Here’s a reference to a paper (Arvesen et al. 2018).

For general Quarto help, see here, and for Quarto books, see here.

References

Arvesen, A., Cherubini, F., Serrano, G. del A., Astrup, R., Becidan, M., Belbo, H., Goile, F., Grytli, T., Guest, G., Lausselet, C., Rørstad, P.K., Rydså, L., Seljeskog, M., Skreiberg, Ø., Vezhapparambu, S., and Strømman, A.H. 2018. Cooling aerosols and changes in albedo counteract warming from CO 2 and black carbon from forest bioenergy in norway. Scientific Reports 8(September 2017): 1–13. doi:10.1038/s41598-018-21559-8.