BM327 microbiology S1 workshop 1

Author

Dr Morgan Feeney

Published

January 9, 2025

Preface

This is a Quarto book, generated using the sipbs-compbiol-book-template GitHub template.

The index.qmd file provides this Preface page, which is intended as a frontispiece with brief introductory information about the book and its contents and scope and, maybe, its authors. To change the main text and content you see here (the content in the middle section of the page), you need to edit the index.qmd file.

Tip

To put links into Quarto pages, use the structure:

[Text to be displayed](URL of the link)

For example, this link is written as

[this link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ)

How this page is structured

Section headers

Section headers are written in [Markdown] using hash/pound signs:

## This is a (level two) section header.
### This is a (level three) section header

The book title, author, date, and cover image are specified in the _quarto.yml. To change this information, edit that file, and re-render the page.

book:
  title: "THE TITLE OF THE BOOK"
  author: "AUTHOR NAME"
  date: "DD/MM/YY"
  cover-image: sipbs_compbio_800.png

Callout blocks

Callout blocks, like the ones above, are highlighted regions of the document which carry a title, icon and colour, which may indicate the kind of information the callout contains. For example:

Warning

This is a warning block. To insert a block like this, use:

::: { .callout-warning }
The text of the callout goes here
:::

This is a caution block, which is collapsible when rendered as HTML/webpage but appears in full in the Word document. To make a callout collapsible, use collapse="true" as in the example below. This places a dropdown icon to the right of the title bar, which controls expansion.

::: { .callout-caution collapse="true" title="Caution (click to expand)"}
This is a collapsible caution block. The callout content goes here.
:::

Notice also that the title of the callout is specified between the curly braces as title="Caution (click to expand)".

You can learn more about callout blocks in the Quarto documentation.