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--- beauty:2020 [2020/12/10 18:19] – [I have not yet familiarized myself with abimkdocs / markdown] Xavier Gonze
+++ beauty:2020 [2020/12/11 09:04] (current) – [Latex formulas or other markdown style improvement] Xavier Gonze
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 Then gauge what is to be done :
   - First visualize the current status of your tutorial, using ./mksite.py serve, which needs [[beauty:2020#i_have_not_yet_familiarized_myself_with_abimkdocs_markdown|familiarization with abimkdocs]]. Perhaps go through your tutorial(s) quickly.
-  - Look at an example : the first basic tutorial, first from the Web, <https://docs.abinit.org/tutorial/base1>, then from the current ABINIT, likely your local http://127.0.0.1:8000 after you have launched ./mksite.py serve.
+  - Look at an example : the first basic tutorial, first from the Web, <https://docs.abinit.org/tutorial/base1>, then from the current ABINIT, likely your local http://127.0.0.1:8000 after you have issued */*/makemake and launched the server with ./mksite.py serve.
 Then beautify the tutorial. The five first steps might induce modification of the input files and reference output files. In order to save your (human) time,
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 ==== Remove superfluous variables ====
-This did not happen in tbase1. Still, you might give some thought to the possibility to have a large simplification of the input files
+No superfluous input variable has been removed in tbase1_*.in.
+Still, there is the possibility to have a large simplification of the input files
 if several of them share exactly the same set of atoms and their positions.
 In this case, think using the "structure" variable (see the description of this input variable from the doc), and define the structure once for all in a separate common file. You will have to choose between the abivar, poscar or netcdf format for such file.
+Well, this might have been possible in the tbase1 tutorial, but after consideration, such simplification was discarded in order not to introduce one more concept in this tutorial, which is already quite long.
 ==== Remove the use of ixc ====
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 Although most formulas in tutorials are already in Latex, I have spotted a couple of mathematical quantities in tbase1 that were still in text mode ... Using Latex is very easy with the present infrastructure, see the markdown reference below.
-**Finally, issue the proper merge request to trunk/develop, then mention in the beautification Google spreadsheet (column F) that you have done the job !**
+**Finally, issue the proper merge request to trunk/develop, then mention in the beautification Google spreadsheet (second sheet, column G) - see the mail sent on 11 December, that you have done the job !**
 ===== I have not yet familiarized myself with abimkdocs / markdown  =====