Closed wolass closed 6 years ago
What format do you hand in at the journal? Since it has pages, I assume PDF... and with PDF output, you can force a new page with the LaTeX command \newpage
, see also https://stackoverflow.com/a/25241605
This is a good question, I've also run into this need. I most often need to submit MS Word documents (\newpage
doesn't work), so I've been using the 'heading 5' trick, which I think is currently included in the docx template here.
@nuest I'm using Word files (and I think most of the users still will in my field - health sciences) @benmarwick I don't think it is in that template
Right, then my comment was not helpful. I know now also about the heading 5 trick - I hope I don't need it myself :-)
Have you tried inserting simply the code for a page break, or is that swallowed by pandoc? Other than that, the filter seems to be the remaining solution..
Yes, you're right, it's not in the current github version of rrtools (I just have a local copy), perhaps we can add it in after we merge your #48 PR (or as part of that, if you like, up to you).
@nuest thanks for the suggestions, unfortunately the <w:p><w:r><w:br w:type=\"page\"/></w:r></w:p>
code has no effect in an Rmd rendered to MS Word. If only it was that easy!
I've added the MS Word page break method to the MS Word doc template now.
There are requirements by some of the journals to provide tables on separate pages. Is it possible to do in the Rmarkdown file?
I have noticed people using Heading 5 (#####) with the paragraph style performing a page break but I find it a bit hacky.
Is there a better solution to this issue? maybe also one that does not require shady-Haskell-recompilation of the pandoc filters??