An Introduction to Markdown Basics
1
Prerequisites
1.1
Opening a markdown file
1.1.1
Rstudio windows explained:
1.2
Installing packages
1.3
Loading Libraries
2
Getting started
2.1
About rmarkdown
2.2
Editing in markdown
2.2.1
Headers
2.2.2
Bold and italic text
2.2.3
Create Lists
2.2.4
Manual line breaks
2.2.5
Insert links
2.2.6
Insert figures/images
2.2.7
Insert block quotes
2.2.8
Insert code chunks
2.2.9
Create tables
2.2.10
Page breaks
2.2.11
Process a markdown document to desired output
2.2.12
References
2.2.13
Pandoc & Knitr
3
Bookdown
3.1
Setting up an Open NAP document
3.1.1
Some things to note
3.2
Some Troubleshooting
4
GitHub & GitHub Pages
4.1
Sharing on GitHub
4.2
Publishing to GitHub pages
5
Suggested Reads
References
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An introduction to markdown basics
References
Team, R Core, and others. 2013.
“R: A Language and Environment for Statistical Computing.”
Xie, Yihui. 2015.
Dynamic Documents with
R
and Knitr
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http://yihui.org/knitr/
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