Two-column layout presentation?

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Hertie School of Governance Introduction to Collaborative Social Science Data Analysis

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Two-column layout presentation? #83

Closed magaranoriko closed 8 years ago

magaranoriko commented 8 years ago

In our presentation, we'd like to show some texts on the left and a picture on a right in one page. I used <div class="columns-2"> and </div> as explained in this page

When I knit the Rmd, R studio shows them correctly like this:

But once I open the html file in a browser (which I think is what we're going to do in class tomorrow), the two columns just collapse into one :(

Does anyone know how to fix this? Just in case, the Rmd is here. Many thanks!

christophergandrud commented 8 years ago

Curious.

Side notes:

if you want to run the presentation off of your own laptop, that's ok
it would be good to remove the y and x axis labels and tick marks (I think there is an example in the recent lecture slides)
I am unclear how the plot (which really shows regional variation) is a good representation of the information in the bullet point (which is about a national average). I personally would just show the map and say that on average 18% of British people are interested in EVs, with support being about 7% more in souther regions. Or something like that.

magaranoriko commented 8 years ago

Thank you so much for the quick answers!

Yeah, for this page I could just show the map. But I have another page with this 2 column layout (with more information). Maybe I'll bring my laptop tomorrow.

And thanks for the advice on plot labels!