I have installed RMarkdown package in my R-Studio and I want to knit into HTML format. After knitting any .rmd file (including the default code created after starting a new Rmd file), the output html file does not include any markdown styling. See the picture of the generated html file on my computer here:
As you can see for example, the font is set as plain Times New Roman and also the way the dataframes are displayed does not look like the usual markdown-style.
Please, how can I get the HTML file styled as an usual markdown file?
Note: I did not modify the markdown.css file in the library's folder.
Thanks in advance!
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Rmarkdown after knit the Flexdashboard .doc doesn't display the content in a tab, but it will display the output from .html generated file. I don't know what the issue is.
Here is a link to code on Pastebin and dataset on Easyupload
Thanks in advance for any tips.
.html generated file output
flexdashboard file
If I have an html file somewhere in the same folder as a markdown document, is there any way to embed the entire file inside a markdown document, so that the html will be rendered correctly (not just the code displayed)?
Markdown doesn't support includes out-of-the-box. You need to use one of the existing flavors or static site generators that support markdown or/and HTML inclusions. For example, DocFX
You can't include other Markdown files in Readme (Readme is usually Markdown file). You can use the "Quote" (See example below)
This is Quote
> This is Quote
You can see my Markdown guide here
I was trying to create a technical note in R Markdown with Knit in RStudio. If I output an html file, it works well. However, if I output a Markdown (to be uploaded as a post in blog) file, some formulas cannot be shown correctly. Does anyone know why? Thanks in advance.
This is the .rmd file
This is the html output (works)
This is the .md file (some formula breaks)
I'm preparing a presentation in .Rmd (R markdown) file using slidify.
I have some vector graphics saved as PDF files that I would like to render on particular slides.
I've tried methods that I used in raw .Rmd (markdown syntax) as well as those from bookdown. However, none of them works.
As I can see in generated HTML, PDF file location is directly provided in img src and as I understand HTML files do not directly support PDF files.
However, I'm not sure what to do (what is the best approach):
convert PDF (to .svg) and use it in .Rmd?
try to write some raw HTML in my .Rmd fo;e using suggestion from Recommended way to embed PDF in HTML? that will allow me to render PDF,
use different command to embed PDF in presentation (something specific to slidify)?
I'm currently setting up doxygen to use for generating my project's documentation. I've included a few custom pages which include html code.
These html files use custom .css stylesheets for their backgrounds - which work fine in web browsers. In the doxygen output .chm file, all the text and images appear in their correct places (and use the correct font and sizes) - however the background image does not display.
Does Doxygen support background images - and if so do I have to change any settings to display the images?
Thank you.
I solved my issue, here's how I did it:
The reason for doing all of these steps is because doxygen doesn't have a very obvious way of including images from .css files.
To compile the extra pages in .chm format:
Use doxygen to update the code changes to .chm format as normal.
Run a tool called "Keytools" (It's freeware: http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/reverse_engineering/KeyToolsSetup.zip )
Decompile the .chm to give a .hhp format.
Open the .hhp file in Microsoft's HTML Help program.
Import the contents folder in the Contents section.
Add all of the images used in the documentation .css file to the Project as Topic Files.
Add the html pages to the contents page.
Compile the .chm file.