Closed chang-che closed 5 years ago
Looking at this now. For some reason, an index/outline/bookmark (I think the nomenclature varies from PDF reader to PDF reader) appears when I compile with xelatex vs. pdflatex. However, I'm not getting the warning message. I wonder if my latest monkeying moved something around somehow.
Again, just throwing rocks at stuff to see what happens, but they appear when latex_engine: pdflatex
provided there's a header-includes in the YAML as follows:
header-includes:
- \usepackage{hyperref}
This wouldn't be the first time R Markdown/Pandoc used to do something by default several years ago that no longer became default in subsequent updates, but I don't know if that's the case here. Can you check on your end?
Again, just throwing rocks at stuff to see what happens, but they appear when
latex_engine: pdflatex
provided there's a header-includes in the YAML as follows:header-includes: - \usepackage{hyperref}
This wouldn't be the first time R Markdown/Pandoc used to do something by default several years ago that no longer became default in subsequent updates, but I don't know if that's the case here. Can you check on your end?
It worked! Thank you very much!
Hi, Thank you very much for sharing these great r markdown templates with us! I find the svm-rmarkdown-article-example.Rmd is very useful.
When I compiled it in my rstudio, I found the pdf file generated had no bookmarks showing. I tried with pdf expert and adobe pdf reader and the problem still existed.
Then I tried to compile the latex file (.tex) directly, then I found when I compiled it with pdflatex engine, no bookmarks showing with following warning message:
When compiled with xelatex engine, bookmarks are back with the following warning message:
Do you know what could cause this error messages and the problem of no bookmarks?
Thanks!!