#Rmarkdown github document and html output code
Like it is for the main code folding button at the top of the document,īut I am also open to other solutions/suggestions. Here you can see what I see, one solution could be to have the code button on the same line as "The data frame consists., listed below" for example. output: htmldocument - This is an R Markdown document. An R Markdown document is written in markdown (an easy-to-write plain text format) and contains chunks of embedded R code, like the document below. Here the drawback is that the document will come out with a lot of white spaces, like small islands of text in a sea of white, so it is surely not optimal. R Markdown is a file format for making dynamic documents with R. What I did was to add after the code chunks, to distance the following ones, in a way that the text and the chunk of my previous example seem closer together, forming a single reading unit, so to speak. Commonly used options in the R community are: GitHub Pages makes it particularly easy to publish Markdown and HTML content straight from a GitHub repository.
I am asking if there are some easy ways to resolve this minor issue or if, if there are no quick fixes, there are some examples on the web, like blogs and github pages, where somebody was able to circumvent it by additional formatting. I am not completely happy with the results, as I find that, when the code is folded, the space between the previous descriptive out of chuck text and the output is too large and it introduces a pause in reading, making it seems like the descriptive text and the output are not connected.įor example, I might write This is our data frameĪnd between the text and the printed df we will have, on the right, a button to fold/unfold the code, and that adds a space that it seems to amount to a line and a half, disrupting the flow of reading in my opinion.
I employ code folding through the following option specified in the header. Markdown is a simple formatting syntax for authoring HTML, PDF, and MS Word documents.
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