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I am having problems getting correct pdf output of figure legends that contain a url. It works as bookdown::gitbook but not as bookdown::pdf_book Here is an example: --- output: bookdown::pdf_book --- ## Reference with URL doesn't work In this experiment, we will use a [spectrophotometer] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrophotometry) to measure the absorption of light of different wavelength by colored solutions. (ref:spectrum) [Spectrum of light. V, violet; B, blue; G, green Y, yellow; O, orange; R, red](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Linear_visible_spectrum.svg) ```{r spectrum,

Here is a minimal working example. --- date : 2018-May-26 output: pdf_document title: "Testing Rmarkdown" --- ```{r,comment = NA} Gender <- gl(2,1000,labels = c("Men","Women")) SmokerM <- sample(c("Y","N"),1000,replace = T , prob = c(.3,.7)) SmokerW <- sample(c("Y","N"),1000,replace = T , prob = c(.5,.5)) Smoker <- c(SmokerM,SmokerW) mydata <- data.frame(Gender,Smoker) table(mydata$Gender,mydata$Smoker) ``` This is a text in the body of the document.What font is this ? What is font for the output of table ? How can we change these 2 fonts ? What other categories of items are there in an

I'm trying to use Pandoc to convert LaTeX to Markdown. I need to create a file and then run the pandoc terminal command. The problem is the file I create isn't in the same directory that I'm running the terminal commands in. I tried using shell("cd") but it doesn't move you to the user's folder. Any ideas? import Cocoa class ViewController: NSViewController { func shell(args: String...) -> Int32 { let task = NSTask() task.launchPath = "/usr/bin/env" task.arguments = args task.launch() task.waitUntilExit() return task.terminationStatus } override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() shell(

When I create the word document in Rmarkdown, text is always left-aligned: Is it possible (and how) to justify the text in Rmarkdown? michael A template (i.e., like a custom style sheet) can be created in Word (or LibreOffice / OpenOffice), containing whatever page formatting and document styles you wish, and referenced from the rmarkdown file, i.e., --- title: "My Document" output: word_document: reference_docx: mystyles.docx --- ...rest of your rmarkdown here... See: https://vimeo.com/110804387 http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/word_document_format.html http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/articles_docx

I have a global ~/.Rprofile file and another .Rprofile file located in my project's current working directory and both of the have the following contents: .First() <- function() { options(rstudio.markdownToHTML = function(inputFile, outputFile) { system(paste("pandoc", shQuote(inputFile), "-s --webtex -o", shQuote(outputFile))) } ) } Unfortunately, when I open the RStudio app neither of them appear to be working. The aim of what I'm trying to do is to make the "Knit HTML" button render the Markdown file, which has inline LaTeX, process through Pandoc using webtex as the LaTeX renderer. Does

In the FAQ on pandoc.org there is the instruction for Linux and Mac users: for f in *.txt; do pandoc "$f" -s -o "${f%.txt}.rtf"; done but there is no instruction for Windows users. From pandoc-discuss : for %F in (*.txt) do pandoc %F > %F~n.html I faced the same problem and I couldn't find a solution. The problem is that in PowerShell you can't use wildcards like *.md. This simply is a Unix thing. You will have to work with a single file in windows. I was frustrated by this issue, so I wrote a batch file that you can run from cmd or from PowerShell that invokes pandoc on all the files of a