Open datawookie opened 6 years ago
Hi,
I noted that drposter.css
actually includes page.css
and the reason that I was not picking that up was that I had an (old) version of the drposter_files
in my local directory.
I deleted that local copy of drposter_files
but then it seemed that there was no link at all to these CSS files. So I had to create a symlink to the drposter_files
folder in my local R library. I was wondering if maybe I am missing something? Is there not a way to link directly to the CSS files in the R library?
Thanks, Andrew.
Hi Andrew, if you run the drposter::drposter_update()
command in your project directory, it should re-copy the drposter_files/
from the installed version of the R package into your local directory (make a backup of your project beforehand, just in case).
I wasn't sure the most intuitive way to set up this workflow or write the documentation in the README--I'd appreciate if you have any suggestions for improvement. Maybe the renderer should automatically restore drposter_files/
if the directory is missing? Or test that it's up to date with the installed package? The reason I had it cache the CSS instead of directly using the package is so that old posters don't unexpectedly break/change if you update your R package.
I had the same problem and I can confirm that using drposter_update() fixes the issue.
A very brief step by step instruction/tutorial might be useful though.
Hi!
I'm busy preparing my first poster using
drposter
and really enjoying it. So much easier than the other tools I have used. I'm having some issues with formatting maths though: fractions get compressed onto a single line (rather than there being a numerator, line and denominator, they are all rendered on top of each other).Markdown for a minimal example below.
I see that there is already a patch for a MathJaX spacing issue (96c981f206d4954b2276da64308137fff33ac8bf) and if I copy lines 61-68 from
page.css
into my custom CSS file then this resolves the issue. Maybe it would be an idea to apply that chunk of CSS by default?Best regards, Andrew.