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Hi, I'm trying to write my thesis using the officedown, and am wondering if the funtion of cross-referencing section would support using a section id, as the bookdown package does.
For example, given the following section titles
# Introudction of the language
## Geography of the language
## History of the language
The current reference format is: cf \@ref(Introudction-of-the-language).
It would be nice to allow assigning section id, so that later on even if the section title changes, we won't need to go through the text to change each occurrence.
# Introudction of the language {#Intro}
## Geography of the language {#Geo}
## History of the language {#History}
The desired reference format is: cf \@ref(Intro) and \@ref(Geo)
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Hi, I'm trying to write my thesis using the officedown, and am wondering if the funtion of cross-referencing section would support using a section id, as the
bookdown
package does.For example, given the following section titles
It would be nice to allow assigning section id, so that later on even if the section title changes, we won't need to go through the text to change each occurrence.
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