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Hi everyone, I am new to quarto/html so forgive me if this is a basic question. I want to use html containers within my text, but I haven't found an example of how to do this that is properly rendered. Take for example the code below: Yes, I know that this can be done using the default settings in quarto, but I would like to use plain html to I can have better fine tune control. My main question is why this is not rendered when I click the live preview button (see image below).
I would expect it just to appear as a centered heading with the proper color. Here are my doc settings:
Thank you so much ahead of time! |
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Your 'html' key should be indented under 'format' (remove the pdf, which is causing this to render as a pdf). |
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Thanks so much for the response! I removed the pdf part but it still seems to not be properly rendered |
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The ```{=html}
<center>
Text
</center>
``` |
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Thank you for the response! I do not want to include raw html but rather use html to render specific elements in my text. For example instead of this: I want it to look like this (using just html and not the built-in quarto setting as I am more comfortable with HTML for formatting than markdown):
Is there an easy way to do this? |
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## Packages {style="color:#3365bd"}or <h2 style="color:#3365bd">Packages</h2>I think the former is vastly preferable because it will render correctly for non-HTML formats (you never know when you might need to create a non-HTML version!) |
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Thank you very much! |
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## Packages {style="color:#3365bd"}or
I think the former is vastly preferable because it will render correctly for non-HTML formats (you never know when you might need to create a non-HTML version!)