Page structure advice
Since the RC is not a paper-based format, a single page can be as large as you want. In theory, you could put your complete research on a single page. However, for both you and your readers, it is better to organise the material into multiple pages, just as a book is split into chapters.
A new page is created by clicking the "+ add page" next to your page tabs in the workspace editor.
An example structure:
- title page (see p. 17 of handbook for requirements!)
- table of contents
- chapter 1
- chapter 2 etc..
- bibliography/references
- appendix A (optional)
- appendix B (optional) etc…
Important to know is that if you create a new page, it will not immediately be visible to the reader*, to change that:
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Add all pages to the expositions contents menu.
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Add “next” and "previous" hyperlinks between each page so people can easily go back and forth.