To knit an Rmd from the command line, you can do the following and it creates an HTML Rscript -e "rmarkdown::knit('test.Rmd')" I want to do this for many Rmds
I'm looking for a nicely formated markdown output of test results that are produced within a for loop and structured with headings. For example df <- data.f
In R Markdown, I want a figure caption with a linked citation in R Markdown native citation style [@ref]. However, when I insert the [@hawking_thermodynamics_19
I have an rmarkdown document with this: `r {"### MyHeading"}` I would like to add a line break after this (no text, just an empty line). How can I accomplish
I have a .qmd / .rmd file that wants to show the output of block of code. The code block has a lot of lines at the beginning that I'd like to hide, in the examp
I am drafting an rmd that needs a Table of Contents and needs to be knitted to Word. I am using the officedown package and while I can get a TOC, I need to have
As the minimal reproducible example below shows, plot 2 appears too late. How can I fix this? It seems, the message screws everthing up. Most likely related: th
I am having a problem rendering more than one trelliscopejs displays in an html file created with Rmarkdown. I'm using self_contained=TRUE in order to render di
So I recently finished my R notebook, and noticed something once i decided to knit the markdown file. None of the headings or bullet points were working! I had
I am creating a RMarkdown template of Beamer slides and use the metropolis theme as a basis. This already includes: Numbered TOC Hiding of footer on title page
Problem description I am having to use Anaconda on Windows, and am trying to write an RMarkdown document, knitted into a pdf, where within the RMarkdown I am us
I'm trying to use the entire page width when rendering an R markdown document using rmdformats::readthedown. First, you can see that it isn't a problem using on
I am preparing some slides in RMarkdown, and I need to plot the code on one slide and the plot on the next one, so I frequently find myself doing something on t
First of all let me say that when I knit a full document that the output of stargazer is as expected. What I'd like to do is render it in my source pane under
Using RStudio for windows. Help says keyboard shortcut for inserting code chunk is Ctrl + Alt + i, which should give me: ```{r} ``` Instead, I get í
I'm currently struggling with r markdown, knitr, and, the stargazer package. More specifically, I want to produce the output of a logistic regression: {r table1
I label my figures like this. --- title: "xxx" output: pdf_document: fig_caption: true --- And then in each chunk ```{r, fig.cap="some caption"} qplo
In a beamer presentation generated with rmarkdown::beamer_presentation, I currently have \insertframenumber/\inserttotalframenumber which shows the current page
I try to call an R object from Python inside a Quarto document: --- title: "pandas" format: html jupyter: python3 --- ```{r} data("penguins", package = "palmer
How do I increase the width of an apa_table in R Markdown. I'm using the papaja package. I would like the width to be long enough to fit the table's title. This
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