DYNAMIC
CONTENT
USING
QUARTO
AJAY KOLI
2023-01-19
UCL R User Group
Photo courtesy of Sherry Rusinack
Dr. Ajay Kumar Koli, PhD
Educator & Researcher
https://github.com/koliajaykr
https://twitter.com/ajay_kolii
Hi, there!
🤔 Dynamic Content
Analyze. Share. Reproduce.
Quarto
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🙀 OMG!
Terminal
quarto --version 
quarto --help 
RStudio: New File
RStudio: New Quarto Document
Quarto File (.qmd): Visual Mode
Quarto File (.qmd): Source Mode
Div :::
:::: {.columns}
::: {.column width="50%"}
Left column
- Apple
- Orange
- Grapes
:::
::: {.column width="50%"}
Right column
- Tea
- Coffee
- Lemon water
:::
::::Left column.
- Apple.
- Orange.
- Grapes.
Right column.
- Tea.
- Coffee.
- Lemon water.
Snippet
Type columns then press shit+tab (in mac)
Cross-references
{#fig-cat}
We can give the cross-reference of the cat in Figure 1 using the @fig-cat.
Cross-references
This cat image is also used in the Section 1 and Section 3.9.
#fig-\(\longrightarrow\)@fig-\(\longrightarrow\) Figure#sec-\(\longrightarrow\)@sec-\(\longrightarrow\) Section#tbl-\(\longrightarrow\)@tbl-\(\longrightarrow\) Table#eq-\(\longrightarrow\)@eq-\(\longrightarrow\) Equation