Getty Research Journal

This page details a number of specific differences in project structure and workflow for publishing issues of the Getty Research Journal, which moved to Quire starting with issue 19.

Page YAML

GRJ articles will typically include the following page YAML:

title: ""
subtitle: ""
short_title: ""
layout: essay
order: ##
contributor:
- first_name: ""
last_name: ""
bio: ""
copyright: ""
abstract: ""
keywords: ""
peer_review: ""
doi:
page_pdf_output: true

copyright, abstract, keywords, and peer_review are all provided by GRI editorial.

dois for each article and for the journal issue as a whole are generated and supplied by the associate publisher.

Pages in and around the “Conversation” and “Shorter Notice” sections of the journal require a combination of next and previous page attributes in order to redirect around the sections’ index.md pages. The values for these will be relative URLs:

previousPage:
nextPage:

And for the index.md pages in those sections, the linked_page attribute ensures the section name appears in the sidebar menu and table of contents without linking to a page:

linked_page: false


The sections below are placeholders that need further detailing.

File Naming

  • Markdown files are filenames with a short form of the title, provided by Editorial, which then becomes the URL
  • Figure id names should use a version of short form article title rather than article number for easier tracking

Figures

  • Figure images use special rights classes for initial sizing
  • Figure groups with shared captions should use .has-shared-caption class and captions should be provided both for group and for the individual images for lightbox

Article PDFs

  • Rules for outputting, cropping, downsizing, and including article PDFs

Draft and Final Deploy

  • Notes about outputting author review versions
  • We always do a layout review prior to first pages, and it should have the refined PDF layouts (with properly sized images and no awkward white spaces)