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7.12 Use the details disclosure element
As mentioned in Section 7.4 , we can fold source code chunks via the option code_folding: hide in the html_document format. Currently it is not possible to fold output blocks, b... -
2.3 What can we change to change the results?
Let’s summarize what we have seen so far and preview what is to come. Rendering R Markdown documents with rmarkdown consists of converting .Rmd to .md with knitr , and then .m... -
9.1 LaTeX or HTML output
LaTeX and HTML are two commonly used output formats. The function knitr::is_latex_output() tells you if the output format is LaTeX (including Pandoc output formats latex and bea... -
5.1 Font color
Using an R function to write raw HTML or LaTeX code Using a Pandoc Lua filter (*) The Markdown syntax has no built-in method for changing text colors. We can use HTML and LaTeX ... -
5.7 Line numbers for code blocks (*)
References You can add line numbers to either source code blocks, via the chunk option attr.source = ".numberLines" , or text output blocks, via attr.output = ".numberLines" (se... -
5.3 Control the width of text output
Sometimes the text output printed from R code may be too wide. If the output document has a fixed page width (e.g., PDF documents), the text output may exceed the page margins. Se... -
7.1 Apply custom CSS
References We strongly recommend that you learn some CSS and JavaScript if you wish to customize the appearance of HTML documents. Appendix B of the blogdown book (Xie, Hill, a... -
5.6 Verbatim code chunks
Show a verbatim inline expression Typically we write code chunks and inline expressions that we want to be parsed and evaluated by knitr . However, if you are trying to write a t... -
7.9 Use a custom HTML template (*)
We mentioned LaTeX templates in Section 6.10 . You can also specify a custom HTML template for Pandoc to convert Markdown to HTML. Below is a brief example template: <html> ... -
Function
_.after(n, func) Since Arguments Returns Example _.ary(func, [n=func.length]) Since Arguments Returns Example _.before(n, func) Since Arguments Returns Example _....
