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Title on a "reveal" slide #17
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I should have noted that the reveal slide looks roughly like this ... I would like to include a title here! class: split-40 count: false cars |
Hi @droglenc, I have thought about the title a few times myself, so I will let you know soon if I get to implementing it.. I think this might involve changing the side-by-side approach to one that is more like @gadenbuie's https://www.garrickadenbuie.com/blog/decouple-code-and-output-in-xaringan-slides/ Currently the css is different - columns defined, not .pull-left and .pull-right. This probably doesn't explain very clearly. Just some notes to myself. But I have been thinking about it, and appreciate your interest in this. |
Regarding left_assign. It sounds not hard to implement, but I guess it is a little lower priority in my mind. Out of curiosity, I'd be interested to know how you found out about flipbookr. Thanks! |
Thank you. I don't remember how I first heard of flipbookr. I know that I watched the video of your UserR talk because I am interested in teaching R. However, I have not had a need to for such a step-by-step (the revealing) approach until I was just approved to teach (essentially) a ggplot2 course. I am now preparing materials for that. We will see how it goes in a couple of weeks. Thanks again for your creation of the package and your response. |
There is now an argument for title = "" in chunk_reveal, if you want to update your {flipbookr} package by reinstalling. You will have to enter the markdown hierarchy if you want that, so title = "# My Title" should give you a nice big bold title. |
Gina .... sorry for the delay. Thank you. I also like the other new features. |
Dr. Reynolds,
First, think you very much for flipbookr. It looks to be a wonderful tool!!
I do have a couple of questions that I will pose as issues here. My first question is whether it is possible to have a "title" on the slides that are "revealing" the code. I do not see that in any of the example flipbooks. Essentially I would like to have a slide that looks like this (I have a minimal reproducible example I could give you, but I can't figure out how to include it here without Github rendering the rmarkdown code) ...
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