Table and Figure S1 legends #54
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Hm maybe we need supplemental in another document, because it is insisting on labeling this as Figure 5 as the 5th figure in the document!
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This looks good, but we should probably try and figure out the issue with figure 5 being prefixed to the legend.
On that same note, I noticed that all the other ones have Figure X: Figure X. Description. I think we should make sure that the Figure X is only written one time in the legend title.
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This one is still rendering as Figure 5. I feel like we might want to figure that out before merging this in?
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Aha, found answers to supplemental figure numbering - https://github.com/manubot/try-manubot/blob/main/USAGE.md#figures |
Co-authored-by: Ally Hawkins <[email protected]>
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…s well as guiding comments
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Legend titles now working as expected! |
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Closes #32
Towards #14
This PR adds the legend for Table S1 and Figure S1. I included the link to display Fig S1 in the document, but not Table S1 b/c it's a table. But, we could add a markdown version of the table directly in here if we want..?
For Figure S1, I am looking for some recommendations to tighten up the wording. I feel it's a little repetitive now. I tried to ameliorate some of that by grouping some text that was similar to either all panels, or all panels B-D, but I think it can maybe be tightened up further. On the other hand, we could go the exact opposite route and not tighten up at all, but "loosen" the text to be more descriptive about each panel on its own terms!