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  1. Presentations

    Overview. Quarto supports a variety of formats for creating presentations, including: revealjs — reveal.js (HTML) pptx — PowerPoint (MS Office) beamer — Beamer (LaTeX/PDF) There are pros and cons to each of these formats. The most capable format by far is revealjs, so it is highly recommended unless you have specific Office or LaTeX ...

  2. Presenting Slides

    Rendering the presentation will result in two HTML files being created by Quarto: File Description; presentation.html: This is the file you should publish online and that your audience should view. presentation-speaker.html: This is the file that you should present from . This file can remain on your computer and does not need to be published ...

  3. HTML Basics

    HTML documents typically have a number of external dependencies (e.g. images, CSS style sheets, JavaScript, etc.). By default these dependencies are placed in a _files directory alongside your document. For example, if you render report.qmd to HTML: Terminal. quarto render report.qmd --to html.

  4. 13 Presentations

    13 Presentations. 13. Presentations. Quarto supports a variety of formats for creating presentations, including: revealjs (HTML) pptx (MS Office) beamer (LaTeX/PDF) There are pros and cons to each of these formats. The most capable format by far is revealjs so is highly recommended unless you have specific requirements for Office or LaTeX output.

  5. Making Slides in Quarto with reveal.js

    I am a devoted R Markdown user, but I want to start exploring the new Quarto features. My first project was slides for a workshop —I would normally use the R Markdown-backed xaringan for HTML presentations, but I decided to try out the Quarto alternative, which uses reveal.js. The slides I made with Quarto are here, and the code is on GitHub ...

  6. Quarto Workshop

    Let's make a presentation with Quarto. David Schoch. GESIS. 2023-06-20. reveal.js is an open source HTML presentation framework. It's a tool that enables anyone with a web browser to create fully-featured and beautiful presentations for free. Switching between formats is THAT easy as long as you do not have any "fancy" features included.

  7. Get Started with Quarto

    It's a tool that enables anyone with a web browser to create fully-featured and beautiful presentations for free. for Quarto is a framework for turning Pandoc-friendly markdown + code into beautiful slides. --- format: revealjs --- ## Step 1 - Split slides up with level 2 headers: `## Heading 2` - Add some markdown + text and/or some R/Python ...

  8. Quarto

    Quarto supports a variety of formats for creating presentations, including: There are pros and cons to each of these formats. The most capable format by far is , so it is highly recommended unless you have specific Office or LaTeX output requirements. Note that presentations can be presented as HTML slides or can be printed to PDF for easier ...

  9. Beautiful Reports and Presentations with Quarto

    with Quarto. Tom Mock. 9/27/22. A static document is your "daily driver" - has the power for a complex table of contents, figure alignment, control of ouptut/code, and other niceties. Useful as a lab notebook, scratchpad, or the final output for your team. Most powerful as the combination of written thoughts and observations along with ...

  10. Templates to make presentations and report in Quarto

    Quarto allows you to generate html presentations, PowerPoint presentations, or pdf presentations from the same quarto file (this template is optimized for an html presentation using revealJS). This standardized template also ensures you do not have to bother with the formatting every time you need to make a new presentation in a different format.

  11. Advanced Reveal

    Here are the steps to bundle this plugin to use within your Quarto HTML presentation: Create a folder with the name you want for the plugin, here we'll call it fullscreen. Download the plugin files into the created folder. Here the plugin only have a JS file called plugin.js that you can find on the repo rajgoel/reveal.js-plugins.

  12. Chapter 10 Reproducible Reporting with Quarto

    Making Presentations. Quarto can produce presentations like those you made in Chapter 8 with the xaringan package. To make a presentation with Quarto, click File > New File > Quarto Presentation. Choose Reveal JS to make your slides and leave the Engine and Editor options untouched, as shown in Figure 10.3.

  13. Introduction to Quarto

    What is Quarto? Quarto "Quarto is an open-source scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc." - RStudio, 2022. Quarto enables you to weave together content and executable R, Python, or Julia code into a finished presentation. If you've used RMarkdown before, Quarto is often termed "RMarkdown 2.0"

  14. Quarto HTML Basics

    Learn how to create and customize HTML documents with Quarto, a powerful and flexible authoring tool that supports multiple languages and formats.

  15. GitHub

    Tutorial: The ultimate guide to starting a Quarto blog - An in-depth guide on how to start blogging with Quarto.; Tutorial: Creating a blog with Quarto in 10 steps - A blog post introducing a new Quarto blog and the steps to create your own blog with Quarto.; Tutorial: Making shareable docs with Quarto - A tutorial to make website with Quarto.; Workshop: From R Markdown to Quarto - A workshop ...

  16. From R Markdown to Quarto

    Weave it all together, and you have a beautiful, functional slide deck! Our turn. Let's build a presentation together from hello-penguins-slides.qmdand showcase the following features of Quarto presentations: Hierarchy, headers, and document outline. Incremental lists. Columns and tabsets. Code, output location, code highlighting. Logo and ...

  17. Revealjs

    You can create Revealjs presentations using the revealjs format. The best way to get a sense for the capabilities of Revealjs is this demo presentation: ... Most of the core capabilities of Quarto HTML Code Blocks are available for Reveal slides, including code folding, code copy, and the ability to pick a custom syntax highlighting theme. Note ...

  18. Kazuharu Yanagimoto

    Here, I write some tips on Quarto for academic presentations. For the basic slide creation in Quarto, please refer to the official documentation or Tom Mock's slides at the RStudio conference. The slides used at the conference presentation are not yet ready for public release, so I prepare these example slides. Slides PDF Code.

  19. Change size HTML table in Quarto presentation

    2. I would like to use HTML tables in a Quarto presentation. The problem is that they are pretty big on the slides. Here is some reproducible code: ---. title: "Change size of HTML table in Quarto". format: revealjs. ---. ## Example slide.

  20. Publishing reproducible documents with Quarto

    It's a tool that enables anyone with a web browser to create fully-featured and beautiful presentations for free. for Quarto is a framework for turning Pandoc-friendly markdown + code into beautiful slides. --- format: revealjs --- ## Step 1 - Split slides up with level 2 headers: `## Heading 2` - Add some markdown + text and/or some R/Python ...

  21. HTML Options

    Format Options. theme. Theme name, theme scss file, or a mix of both. body-classes. Classes to apply to the body of the document. minimal. Disables the built in html features like theming, anchor sections, code block behavior, and more. css. One or more CSS style sheets.

  22. Change title size and color in Quarto (html output)

    You can use css directly in your code; specify .title to apply your changes to the title only. With font-size, you can change the size of the title, and with color you can change the color. You can also change the style with font-style, the family (e.g. Arial) with font-family, and the variant with font-variant. ---. title: "Cars". format: html.

  23. HTML Theming

    Flatly Themed Output. Darkly Themed Output. When providing both a dark and light mode for your html output, Quarto will automatically create a toggle to allow your reader to select the desired dark or light appearance. The toggle will automatically appear in the top right corner of your html output.