so I used
.unnumbered instead of -
Just in case: My officer slides can be found at rpodcast.github.io/officer-advrmarkdown and the GitHub repo is at github.com/rpodcast/officer-advrmarkdown
nice @statik! I'm adding to my issues so it makes it in the slides: rstudio-education/arm-workshop-rsc2019#23
@GoldbergData wow! thanks for sharing that, added for future wisdom rstudio-education/arm-workshop-rsc2019#23
You can also assign html id’s directly and then modify in CSS directly pretty easily:
<i id="test">Act One</i>#test {
color: green;
}
here is the wrapper script I’m using to pass data files in to rmarkdown renders in a background job in a SaaS application (from the discussion in classroom just now) https://talks.kindlyops.com/reporter/presentation.html#8
here is the link that Yihui mentioned https://slides.yihui.name/2019-rstudio-conf-rmarkdown-workshop.Rmd
Also linked with other online books in the readings recommended in our prework: http://arm.rbind.io/prework/resources/
My new link after changing .Rmd file name to index: https://confident-payne-845b21.netlify.com/#1
My new link after changing Netlify custom domain: https://armday2deck.netlify.com/#1
My github repo: https://github.com/apreshill/armblog
what my blogdown gitignore file SHOULD have looked like: https://github.com/rbind/apreshill/blob/master/.gitignore
what my netlify.toml looks like: https://github.com/rbind/apreshill/blob/master/netlify.toml
here is an example R package, with a
pkgdown site: https://github.com/apreshill/bakeoff
Note the
netlify.toml that changes the publish directory to docs
Here is the published
pkgdown site: https://bakeoff.netlify.com/
Wrote up an issue with links for how to deploy to netlify with
pkgdown, blogdown, xaringan, and bookdown (+ or - Travis CI): rstudio-education/arm-workshop-rsc2019#34
Hi folks- friendly reminder to maybe use this next break to export work from RStudio Server Pro, instructions here: http://arm.rbind.io/days/day1/day1-am/#export
On the main page of the website there is now a large DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP FILES button: http://arm.rbind.io/
This will download a zip file with the entire workshop website in it (get ready- it is BIG!)
This will download a zip file with the entire workshop website in it (get ready- it is BIG!)
after the last session I am wondering about accessing params from LaTeX
I have a .Rmd with a params section
and in my output I have includes: in_header: custom.tex
I would like to access and use one of the params from inside my custom.tex. Curious whether this is possible or if I have to define a whole custom output format.
@statik One way to do it is through
knit_expand(). For example, you can have a custom.txt that uses params, e.g. \whatever\latex\command{{params$foo}}. Then in the main Rmd document, you do writeLines(knitr::knit_expand('custom.txt'), 'custom.tex'). In other words, your custom.tex is generated dynamically.
@rpodcast Hi Eric, I think if you put your html and Rmd under the same folder (as default), you should be able to get that. For example, for the slide @apreshill was using, http://arm.rbind.io/slides/bookdown.Rmd
