I am using the forest function from within the gemtc package. Further I use the knitr package to render the forest plots into a html report.
The network is quite large (>40 treatments) and hence the forrest plots are considerable large too. For reasons I cannot figure out, the html report cuts each forest plot after 19 comparisons and starts with a new plot below. I am not even sure if this issues is related to the meta package or if it is related to some knitr options I am not aware of.
AFAIK, R package gemtc only uses metagen() from meta internally. Therefore, I do not think that your problem with the forest command originates from meta.
I am using the
forest
function from within thegemtc
package. Further I use theknitr
package to render the forest plots into a html report.The network is quite large (>40 treatments) and hence the forrest plots are considerable large too. For reasons I cannot figure out, the html report cuts each forest plot after 19 comparisons and starts with a new plot below. I am not even sure if this issues is related to the
meta
package or if it is related to someknitr
options I am not aware of.Any advise is highly appreciated.