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Hi Matt, I was able to compile the R markdown file successfully, so I can send you my labs in that format. Thank you so much for taking the time to make a step-by-step instruction folder!
Hi @CrumpLab, quick question: how do I get inline latex symbols to work with Rmarkdown? I looked online and people said to use for example: $\text{f_x}$, but that ends up moving the following text to the next line. I'll keep looking, but I thought I would use the github issues option just because I could :)!
Tha's weird, shouldn't do that for example:
I'm writing something $d$ and then I keep going $\sum{}$ and then more.
When I compile the above it all goes on one line
Same, when I try your text
Hi @CrumpLab, Looks like it happens when the text with the latex is right under a figure. Is there a proper way to end a figure environment? The same text in the middle of a paragraph seems to be alright.
@CrumpLab , nevermind! It looks fine when I open it on a browser. Just didn't work when the html was generated. Also, I'm beginning to love jamovi -- guess what the new version released yesterday has: Screenshot tool: for those creating teaching materials, the new screenshot tool streamlines the screenshot process.
K, cool. Your probably discovering these tidbits already, but here's two more
The width of the browser in the r-studio viewer can play tricks on you (but when the width is small, you will see what people see on their phones)
R Markdown can be particular sometimes about when it wants a new line in the .RMD file to make certain markdown syntax run. So, sometimes add a return between things, or take one away.
Glad it's working in the browser
Hi @CrumpLab , I am trying out that QuickTime screen recording, and I think I will use it for some parts of the data re-organization. What is the code to include that in the text? I am looking for it myself, just thought I would ask in case you have it handy. Thanks!
Not sure yet...Haven't actually done this. The way to do it, will be to have your screen recording uploaded to youtube. then we will put the youtube link into the document. The movies will be really big, and we can't serve them from github. If you want to try seeing what it would like, just put any youtube link into the markdown...
It should work by putting an iframe straight into the markdown where you want it (e.g., you can always insert html into markdown, and it will compile as html). An example is here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38517236/youtube-video-in-r-markdown