plain text.
(where formatting is indicated but not immediately shown/rendered).
For example, this in Markdown:
# Section
*my text*
Becomes this when rendered:
Section
my text
plain text.
(where formatting is indicated but not immediately shown/rendered).
For example, this in Markdown:
# Section
*my text*
Becomes this when rendered:
Section
my text
This is very powerful because plain text (“Markdown”) can become:
with a push of a button.
This is very powerful because plain text (“Markdown”) can become:
with a push of a button. + make it even more powerful by adding R
--- title: "Example knitr/R Markdown document" author: "Your name" date: "22/5/2020" output: word_document: default ---
Knit document
Open the Document Options (“document cog”):
For example, for adding automated numbering:
Change chunk options (“chunk cog”):
In addition to changing the figure size, this is where we control whether we want code/messages/errors to be included in the final document, or just results.
It’s the exact same file format. The difference is how YOU work with it.
Available at: github.com/riinuots/markdown