Add md_extensions option #75
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Forgotten to mention this PR closes #68 |
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jjallaire
Feb 14, 2020
Member
Let's do this the same way that slidy_presentation does (https://github.com/rstudio/rmarkdown/blob/07b238ceee3aa428acdfbb7351c1cfd9ae48e3f7/R/slidy_presentation.R#L95). Basically chain it together with smart then pass the result (along with fig_caption) to from_rmarkdown
Let's do this the same way that slidy_presentation does (https://github.com/rstudio/rmarkdown/blob/07b238ceee3aa428acdfbb7351c1cfd9ae48e3f7/R/slidy_presentation.R#L95). Basically chain it together with smart then pass the result (along with fig_caption) to from_rmarkdown
atusy
Feb 15, 2020
Author
Alright. Do we check Pandoc's version > 2.0 as slidy_presentation does?
For the smart option, revealjs_presentation does not check it, but slidy_presentation does.
Unfortunately, rmarkdown package does not export smart_extiensions nor pandoc2.0.
Alright. Do we check Pandoc's version > 2.0 as slidy_presentation does?
For the smart option, revealjs_presentation does not check it, but slidy_presentation does.
Unfortunately, rmarkdown package does not export smart_extiensions nor pandoc2.0.
jjallaire
Feb 17, 2020
Member
I don't think we need to do the v2.0 check.
I don't think we need to do the v2.0 check.
atusy
Mar 1, 2020
Author
Recently, I noticed that the smart option is meaningless.
Maybe it is a choice for revealjs_presentation to drop the smart option for the better connection with Pandoc.
rstudio/rmarkdown#1774
Recently, I noticed that the smart option is meaningless.
Maybe it is a choice for revealjs_presentation to drop the smart option for the better connection with Pandoc.
rstudio/rmarkdown#1774

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To improve consistency with other formats (e.g.,
rmarkdown::html_document)