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The DOI just does not show up on the front page, no errors, no nothing (and yes, I did define doi and withdoi) 🤷♀️
doi
withdoi
I'm sure, its something I did that must be incompatible with something else, as always with LaTeX...
Or maybe it just won't actually work correctly with xelatex... who knows...
xelatex
Instead, I manipulated the watermark pdf to also include the doi:
pdf
\newsavebox\mybox \savebox{\mybox}{ \tikz\node[scale=0.5,opacity=0.5, pin={[pin edge={white},pin distance=28.1cm,scale=0.8]270:doi\text{:}10.6342/NTUABCDEFG}]{\includegraphics{img/watermark.pdf}};% } \newwatermark*[allpages,xpos=6.1725cm,ypos=-0.7225cm]{\usebox\mybox}
NOTE: Sadly, I could not even use the \@doi variable (since that caused more errors), and thus had to resort to hardcoding the actual number.
\@doi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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The DOI just does not show up on the front page, no errors, no nothing (and yes, I did define
doi
andwithdoi
) 🤷♀️I'm sure, its something I did that must be incompatible with something else, as always with LaTeX...
Or maybe it just won't actually work correctly with
xelatex
... who knows...Workaround
Instead, I manipulated the watermark
pdf
to also include thedoi
:NOTE: Sadly, I could not even use the
\@doi
variable (since that caused more errors), and thus had to resort to hardcoding the actual number.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: