Paul Regular

>Then I realized https://github.com/davidgohel/officedown/ carries over list styles and does a ton of other stuff that could be useful here and for res docs etc. like figure and table formatting...

> * What is the best way to handle Tables? I tried making a table with markdown but it didn't produce a table in the rendered Word document. Using `csasdown::csas_table`...

> Then I realized https://github.com/davidgohel/officedown/ carries over list styles _and_ does a ton of other stuff that could be useful here and for res docs etc. like figure and table...

I've made some progress on tidying up the output, most of it was accomplished by pre-processing a tmp-*.Rmd file (see 74b1ffb2f0df3bffc5d08c8007515e34ba7a8aa0). However, I've yet to work out how to force...

I made some more progress (63d83725d9151daab29dfdb0e21d464cda39e6ee). The bullets and numbered lists should now follow the FSAR style by default using `fsar_word2()`. ``` ## SCIENCE ADVICE {-} ### Status {-} -...

I am by no means well versed with latex equations (or math), but there are options to apply different styles: https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Mathematical_fonts. These styles are sometimes applied to follow specific notation...