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Create species links file #165
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A knitted html file is the best option. It is more flexible in formatting the content than a csv file and is more convenient to include in a UI than a pdf. Template file: test.md |
Additional note: I don't think we even have to upload these files to the S3 bucket if they don't change too often. Like we do for the trias risk maps, we can retrieve the data from GIT directly: |
@soriadelva will you create a example page for vespa velutina with:
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@mvarewyck we would like to have these HTML files in three languages (NL, EN, FR). What would be the best way to do that? Should I upload three different HTML files? |
@soriadelva can you also create a page for Lithobates catesbeianus (2427091)
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If the files share a lot of info, then it's better to keep everything in a single .Rmd file with a parameter for the language.
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the ecopedia page should be included when available. |
@soriadelva Can you change the output format to Another question: will there be a merge with |
I think 'retrieving the files from |
At species_information > more there is a subtab links. This subtab is currently empty.
@mvarewyck How do we best populate it ?
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