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Getting started in R markdown - Stats and R

This article is a practical guide about R Markdown, from why it is an important writing tool in R to how to compile and edit your first R Markdown document

https://statsandr.com/blog/getting-started-in-r-markdown/

[AntoineSoetewey]

Comment written by Kenta TANAKA on February 20, 2020 12:29:11:

Hi, thank you for awesome post!

I think it is suit for beginner of RMarkdown. So, I would like to translate this post to Japanese and share on my web site. My site is non-commercial.

I think that the CC-BY-NC-ND license is prohibit the right to translate without permission. So would you please to permit to translate your post to me?

Thanks.

[AntoineSoetewey]

Comment written by Kenta TANAKA on February 20, 2020 12:29:11:

Hi, thank you for awesome post!

I think it is suit for beginner of RMarkdown. So, I would like to translate this post to Japanese and share on my web site. My site is non-commercial.

I think that the CC-BY-NC-ND license is prohibit the right to translate without permission. So would you please to permit to translate your post to me?

Thanks.

Comment written by Antoine Soetewey on February 20, 2020 14:31:50:

Hi Kenta, 

Thanks for your interest. May I ask you to share your email and website through the contact form?

Thanks in advance.

[AntoineSoetewey]

Comment written by SFdisqus on February 22, 2020 20:49:03:

Thank you Antoine,

Another superb and very clear tutorial, like all your tutorials.

Q:
how to control the spacing between 2 lines in the rendered / knitted HTML page?

The std spacing between lines seems OK, but sometimes 2 consecutive TEXT lines in the HTML page, will appear too close or maybe too far apart from each other.

EX: sometimes it comes out like this:

This is Line 1
..blank line..
..blank line..
..blank line..
This is Line 2

Instead, how to eliminate 2 blank lines so it looks like this:

This is Line 1
..blank line..
This is Line 2

or even like this,
(with NO separating blank lines in between):

This is Line 1
This is Line 2

Any markdown command to allow this line-spacing control?

Merci / Dank U / Thanks!
SFdisqus
San Francisco
Rstudio / Ubuntu Linux 18.04 / Chrome

[AntoineSoetewey]

Comment written by SFdisqus on February 22, 2020 20:49:03:

Thank you Antoine,

Another superb and very clear tutorial, like all your tutorials.

Q: how to control the spacing between 2 lines in the rendered / knitted HTML page?

The std spacing between lines seems OK, but sometimes 2 consecutive TEXT lines in the HTML page, will appear too close or maybe too far apart from each other.

EX: sometimes it comes out like this:

This is Line 1 ..blank line.. ..blank line.. ..blank line.. This is Line 2

Instead, how to eliminate 2 blank lines so it looks like this:

This is Line 1 ..blank line.. This is Line 2

or even like this, (with NO separating blank lines in between):

This is Line 1 This is Line 2

Any markdown command to allow this line-spacing control?

Merci / Dank U / Thanks! SFdisqus San Francisco Rstudio / Ubuntu Linux 18.04 / Chrome

Comment written by Antoine Soetewey on February 23, 2020 19:50:41:

Hi, 

Thanks for your comment.

R Markdown accepts HTML code, so to increase spacing, have you tried simply typing one or several <br> (without space between <, br and >)?

[AntoineSoetewey]

Comment written by Christian Heebll-Nielsen on May 08, 2020 10:43:13:

Thank you very much for sharing this. I've created a dashboard for Denmark with a focus on the Nordics. And replaced the map with a graph showing the reproduction number. https://rpubs.com/Ideogen/611104

[AntoineSoetewey]

Comment written by Christian Heebll-Nielsen on May 08, 2020 10:43:13:

Thank you very much for sharing this. I've created a dashboard for Denmark with a focus on the Nordics. And replaced the map with a graph showing the reproduction number. https://rpubs.com/Ideogen/611104

Comment written by Antoine Soetewey on May 08, 2020 16:01:03:

Great work Christian!

[yangruflo]

Cool. Easy to follow by a beginner like me. Great job.

Sam

[AntoineSoetewey]

Cool. Easy to follow by a beginner like me. Great job.

Sam

Thank you Sam!