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achary / engimo

minimo-eng - Minimalist theme for Hugo tuned for engineering content, based on Minimo
https://engimo.netlify.com
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Rmd support? #3

Open raheems opened 6 years ago

raheems commented 6 years ago

Hi, I am wondering if R markdown is supported in this theme?

Thanks

achary commented 5 years ago

Hi, unfortunately no, not at the moment. The markdown support is same as in Hugo, but it looks to me that Rmd seems like a nice thing to have eventually supported.

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Hi, I am wondering if R markdown is supported in this theme?

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ghost commented 5 years ago

What is R Markdown "support"? As I understand it, R Markdown is just Markdown, and any magic you see when using it is wholly due to Rstudio, i.e. cell contents are computed in R and the output is then inserted by Rstudio into the Markdown document.

The blogdown package actually constructs HTML documents from R Markdown, so there shouldn't be any problems using R Markdown + Rstudio + blogdown with this theme. I actually tried it with the Minimo theme and everything was fine. You could also use knitr to convert your R Markdown to vanilla Markdown and then allow Hugo to turn the Markdown files into HTML.