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<p>Here are basic instructions for modifying existing content, such as the example pages provided in the <a href="https://github.com/nmfs-ost/PAM_template_lab_manual">PAM Template Lab Manual</a>: 1) Ensure that you have cloned the Github Repository using Github Desktop, and that you have created an RStudio project, following directions outlined <a href="https://sael-swfsc.github.io/OpenScience/content/GithubDesktop.html">here</a>.</p>
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<li><p>Open your RStudio project (here we will assume it is a clone of the PAM Template Lab Manual), and navigate to the ‘content’ folder (lower right hand side of RStudio, Files Tab). As an example, we will change the “/content/Hardware.qmd” file. First, read the information in the page to understand the intended content. To start, we will organize different subheadings within this page.</p>
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<li><p>Open your RStudio project (here we will assume it is a clone of the PAM Template Lab Manual), and navigate to the ‘content’ folder (lower right hand side of RStudio, Files Tab). As an example, we will change the “/content/Hardware.qmd” file. First, read the information in the page to understand the intended content. To start, we will organize different subheadings within this page.</p></li>
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<li><p>Identify Sub-Headings. In this example, we will want to identify different types of Hardware used by our particular lab. In this example, we will want the following categories: “PAM Gliders”, “Drifting Recorders”, “Towed Arrays”, and “Handheld Hydrophones”.</p>
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<p>Again, assuming you have an RStudio project for your Github Repository, such as the example provided in the <a href="https://github.com/nmfs-ost/PAM_template_lab_manual">PAM Template Lab Manual</a>: 1) Ensure that you have cloned the Github Repository using Github Desktop, and that you have created an RStudio project, following directions outlined <a href="https://sael-swfsc.github.io/OpenScience/content/GithubDesktop.html">here</a>.</p>
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<li>Open your RStudio project (here we will assume it is a clone of the PAM Template Lab Manual), and navigate to the ‘content’ folder (lower right hand side of RStudio, Files Tab). Select <strong>New Blank File</strong>, and in the drop-down, select <strong>Quarto Document</strong>. Then give your file a logical and descriptive name.</li>
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<li><p>Open your RStudio project (here we will assume it is a clone of the PAM Template Lab Manual), and navigate to the ‘content’ folder (lower right hand side of RStudio, Files Tab). Select <strong>New Blank File</strong>, and in the drop-down, select <strong>Quarto Document</strong>. Then give your file a logical and descriptive name.</p>
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<li><p>Using the <strong>Source</strong> editor, create a title header with the text you would like as your primary Header for this page (will appear as Header 1).</p>
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