Taylor-Francis, CRC press just confirmed to me that the final PDF version of the book must have images in CMYK color encoding, not RGB which is the default. This was a problem with my DDAR book, and here is an issue filed for that: friendly/VCDR#45
I'm filing this as an issue to track now, but it doesn't have to be completed until the book is ready for production.
For R-generated figure, the solution was use use
grDevices::pdf.options(colormodel = "cmyk").
This can be set in my file: R/common.R which is sourced in every chapter.
The images in images/ need to be handled specially. A good fraction of those were generated in R but then included via knitr::include_graphics() due to Quarto problems. These can be re-run manually and saved, but the figure dimensions will need to be respected.
Taylor-Francis, CRC press just confirmed to me that the final PDF version of the book must have images in CMYK color encoding, not RGB which is the default. This was a problem with my DDAR book, and here is an issue filed for that: friendly/VCDR#45
I'm filing this as an issue to track now, but it doesn't have to be completed until the book is ready for production.
For R-generated figure, the solution was use use
This can be set in my file:
R/common.Rwhich is sourced in every chapter.The images in
images/need to be handled specially. A good fraction of those were generated in R but then included viaknitr::include_graphics()due to Quarto problems. These can be re-run manually and saved, but the figure dimensions will need to be respected.