To begin with, great work! I find this package very useful.
I would like to render a graph as a table of contents in RMarkdown, where each column links to a section within the document. Is there a simple way to solve this?
I thought of two possible solutions, but haven't figured out how to get it to work:
Modify the column title, e.g. speed => <a href="www.example.com">speed<a>, but then it says Error: in label of node Master.
Make use of the graphviz URL attribute, not sure though if it's possible to specify it column-wise? See example below (but with the same link for all columns):
require(datamodelr)
x <- dm_from_data_frames(cars)
x <- dm_create_graph(x, node_attrs = "URL = '#title-1'")
dm_render_graph(x)
Then it would refer to the section # My title {#title-1} in the document.
To begin with, great work! I find this package very useful.
I would like to render a graph as a table of contents in RMarkdown, where each column links to a section within the document. Is there a simple way to solve this?
I thought of two possible solutions, but haven't figured out how to get it to work:
speed=><a href="www.example.com">speed<a>, but then it saysError: in label of node Master.URLattribute, not sure though if it's possible to specify it column-wise? See example below (but with the same link for all columns):Then it would refer to the section
# My title {#title-1}in the document.All suggestions are welcome.