![]() ![]() this whole universe is a fantastic thing. Thank you all who have made Bookdown, R markdown, R-studio, etc. Since this time I'm focusing mainly on web-books, and haven't attempted to make my books compile in other formats (they don't support gifs, or quizzes, or shiny apps, or other things). I think the epub compiles, but it's probably missing the margin notes. pdf in latex, then served that through the bookdown link. I had this working at one point to compile to all formats.But, really I think that was a hack. I like the existing styles, and made a few small modifications. So, this really isn't much of a big departure from the existing styles. css style files are in place for this to work, and those are the result of me tinkering with existing things, and making them play nice. As far as I can tell, anyone could fork the repo, and it should compile in R-Studio.įor quotes and margin notes I embed these into the R Markdown where I want them placed. I didn't write any explanation for getting this to work, I should probably to do that. So, I hacked the two together, and this was the result. ![]() I liked the clean gitbook style that we see in so many Bookdown books, but I wanted elements of the tufte style (margin notes, quotes etc.) But, I didn't like the way it looked on the web. There is already an R Markdown tufte style. I was already doing most everything in R (half of the book is about programming in R), being able to write in R, and talk about R at the same time, was truly one of the best things. But, then I discovered Bookdown a couple years ago, that was a revelation. I liked the visual style of the margin notes, and the quoted sections at the beginning. On smaller viewports, elements that would go in the. I originally wrote it in latex, using the tufte style template. On sufficiently large viewports, Tufte CSS uses the margin for sidenotes, margin notes, and small figures. This is the second book I made in bookdown. ![]()
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