Closed Kgable closed 1 year ago
Regarding the massive paragraphs - you must leave an empty line between paragraphs for markdown to recognize paragraph breaks.
Regarding the @-fig command - I think most of them work, but the first one on line 57 you have Label rather than label. It works when I fix that.
On the table of models, remember to put #| results: asis
in the code chunk options at the top.
Thank you @AaronGullickson I think it is ready. When I tried to reference the table of models in the text (@fig-Rendering_Models) it doesn't work with that command. All the graphs are working great. Is this because it is a table and not a graph? I am also sure my model explanations need work, but that seems to be my struggle on each assignment. I would be thrilled fixing the table rendering reference. Either way, I will have it in by 5.
Thank you, Kevin Gable
texreg is not fully quarto aware yet. Should be soon! Just refer to the table the old fashioned way in the text.
Good morning @AaronGullickson, I am set to turn in my final paper. When I rendered the document I noticed two things. First, it didn't recognize my separate paragraphs in the methods section. So, it's one long paragraph for some reason. This doesn't happen in other sections. Two, when I refer to my graphs with the @-fig command it doesn't seem to work like I thought it would. It doesn't say figure 1 or 2, it prints the command. I also have some funny looks to the boarders of my table of models. Do these issues matter overall for this assignment, should I just turn it in as is? I committed and pushed my final work to git. Thank you, Kevin Gable