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*** The Airtable API creates extra escape characters to workaround formatting issues when pulling data out.

#Markdown list code

To end a code block you will need to click off the вЂњCode blockвЂќ option in the rich text menu. ** In long text fields, just the first three ticks ``` followed by the return/enter key are needed to start a code block. However, you can hit the return and tab keys after a list item to create an indented list item. * Indented list items are not possible to create strictly via Markdown in long text fields. Pay special attention to any checked boxes with an asterisk in them as there are caveats to be aware of. We hope the reference table below can help to clarify some important distinctions of usage. Not all Markdown syntax will necessarily be available within the 5 usage areas listed above. However, in this way, I cannot create the list of table/figure pages like what I did in the word. When I create tech report, the table of content is added by adding 'toc: TRUE' in the YAML header.

#Markdown list how to

Airtable API - For Markdown examples of the long text field with rich text in the API, see Long text with rich text formatting in the API. So no latex tricks, as referenced here: How to create the list of table/figure pages in the TOC in Rmarkdown when output PDF files.

Web clipper extension after performing a clip, any markdown added to the text before submitting will be included with long text fields with rich text formatting.

Long text field with rich text formatting on (for available Markdown syntax options see Formatting rich text in the long text field).

This means that it would take at least two runs of bookdown, but then the list of figures and tables would be comprehensive.ДЄm I missing something? If not, I'll be happy to make a feature request.Currently, there are 5 main usage areas where Markdown can be employed in Airtable.

The list of figures and tables should be generated in the end of the building process to catch all the html files and the tables und figures within.

Another function could look for such a file in the directory and pull it into the building process of the book at any position in the book, as Rmd or html.

Thus we need a function that searches all the built html files for tables and figures, collects these data and saves it, together with the path (relative link to the html-file containing fig/tab) to a text/Rmd/html file, e.g.

The same with images: Number ('2.1'), a caption (in the caption-class and also in the alt-text) ('Here is a nice figure!'), and an id (id='fig:nice-fig') (and even the path to the image).

If we look at the built default bookdown project we find a table with all the information needed for a link: A table number ('2.1'), a Table caption 'Here is a nice table!' and an id to link to (id='tab:nice-tab').

These links, including the number and caption of the figs/tabs could be extracted from the html files of the book by parsing these html files and look for and tags (+ caption, etc.).

a list of figures (or tables) in html does not need to show a page number, only a link to the fig/tab.

Thanks for your considerations! I think this could work - maybe it's not even too hard for experienced web scrapers:

#Markdown list free

Please feel free to open a feature request with this so we can discuss.Д¬urrently there is one for building an index in HTML as in PDF (using latex) I got some ideas on that, but I willing to hear what you are wishing for as format and output.

One trick is that the splitting process happens in R after pandoc conversion, so we need to know how files will be split and names to create link to them. For now, it would need to rely on a post processor step after the pdf has been generated, maybe couple with a lua filter as in pagedown. Links Url is an absolute URL like domainname.extension. Inline links contain text displayed to the user enclosed in square brackets. External links are links pointing to an external domain. Inline Links Relative Links mailto Links Reference Links Inline or External Links in markdown. When it will be built in Pandoc, it will surely be easy to do something about it in bookdown. There are many types of links that can create in Markdown. I am insterested in what you would expect the list of Tables and Figures to be like, as there will be no page number. It is not easy to know what should be done for a bookdown::gitbook() format. But it would be formatted differently than usual list. List of Figures and Tables are only available to PDF output as built-in in Latex.ДЇor other HTML output format, it would require to be a list of tables / figures that could link back to the closest header link. Each Markdown file must have one and only one H1 heading. This is a sixth level heading (H6) There must be a space between the last and heading text. Oh yes, if you are using bookdown, that won't be what you need.Д¬urrently, there is no build in way to do that, but I hope we'll come up with something. Docs supports six levels of Markdown headings: Markdown This is a first level heading (H1) This is a second level heading (H2).