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Hikmah Quarto templates

ḥikmah (حكمة): Arabic; n. wisdom; cf. House of Wisdom


I’ve been using custom LaTeX templates (based in part on Kieran Healy’s template) for years. With the advent of Quarto, I decided to clean up my templates, simplify them, and Quarto-ify them. Yay.

  • Nice fancy PDF (hikmah-pdf)
  • Manuscripty double-spaced PDF (hikmah-manuscript-pdf)
  • Manuscripty double-spaced Word (hikmah-manuscript-docx)
  • Manuscripty double-spaced OpenDocument (hikmah-manuscript-pdf)
  • Reviewer response memo (hikmah-response-typst)

This repository is really meant as an example of how to create Quarto templates and formats. Fork it, copy it, and adjust it all you want! Use it as a way to learn how to make your own templates.

Installation

Run this command to install the templates in your Quarto project:

quarto add andrewheiss/hikmah-academic-quarto

Features

(will be documented better soon!)

  • Bibliography generation with both biblatex and biblatex-chicago
  • Support for Quarto’s complex author/affiliation schema
  • Fancy title block
  • Epigraphs
  • Title page in manuscripty PDF
  • Ability to move floats and notes to the end of the document in manuscripty PDF
  • Styles for peer review response memos
  • Lots of other stuff that I’ll document later

Examples

Fancy PDF, default settings

Fancy PDF, custom fonts + biblatex-chicago

Manuscripty PDF, default settings

Manuscripty PDF, custom fonts + biblatex-chicago

Manuscripty Word (.docx), default settings

Manuscripty OpenDocument (.odt), default settings

Reviewer response memo, default settings