This allows to output authors, date and other metadata per the Pandoc’s template. Md_document() gained a new standalone argument, which is FALSE by default unless toc = TRUE. Templates for html_document() and ioslides_presentation() gained a new CSS rule to display single line content inline (rstudio/rstudio#10589). This features require the downlit package. Use highlight_downlit = TRUE to activate it (same argument as in distill). For HTML output only, added optional downlit support in html_document() for R syntax highlighting and autolinking.In addition to Pandoc’s own supported themes, two more themes are bundled in the package: highlight: arrow a theme optimized for accessibility and color contrast (thanks to and highlight: rstudio to mimic the RStudio editor theme.theme in highlight argument for customizing the syntax highlighting style used by Pandoc. It is now possible to pass a custom theme file.Improved the highlighting mechanism in formats that supports highlight argument: Detailed explanation and examples have been added to the help page ?html_document. Output : html_document : anchor_sections : style : symbol # use symbol style ("hash", "symbol", "icon") depth : 2 # max depth to apply anchor on (default to max which is 6)Ĭustomizing using a CSS rule is still possible. (thanks, #2304).Īnchor_sections can now be easily customized using style or depth element for anchor_sections. This method offers server-side rendering of all the equations, which means no JS processing is needed in the browser as with usual KaTeX or MathJaX methods. Set math_method = NULL to deactivate.Īdded support for katex R package as a math engine with math_method = "r-katex" in HTML documents. Previously, LaTeX equations were not rendered. Github_document() also gains the math_method argument set to "webtex" by default so that LaTeX equations can be rendered in the Github Markdown document as images. See ?rmarkdown::html_document() for details (thanks, #1940). Most HTML output format using html_document() or html_document_base() as based format should benefit from this new feature. See for supported options (dpi, background, …). A custom URL toward another CDN can be passed as url.įor math_method = "webtex", it will default to inset SVG using. You should just take it as a user feed-back for future improvements of rmarkdown.Output : html_document : math_method : engine : mathjax url : math_method = "katex", KaTeX CDN will be inserted in version 0.15.2 by default (from jsdelivr). This is why I'm suggesting having folded/unfolded results chunks as an option. I agree there are cases in which seeing the results and not the code makes sense, e.g. This extra text is often redundant with the code which, in the case of R, is very readable. In many cases (I do not say always), having the code folded but seeing the results, as it is currently the case, is very confusing, and forces the author to write extra text to explain why those results are there. We use folding code precisely when we want the reader to concentrate on the text, and then, unfold the code to see an example and/or the actual details. All graph, html table and every output would disappear leaving only title and comments However, generally you use Rmarkdown to mix results and texts, I think it is rare case willing to hide everything. I was conscious of making a suggestion for future development.
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