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Animated GIF showing a ggplot2 figure switching from light to dark on theme toggle switch.

Quarto Q&A: How to have images for both light and dark theme?

Quarto
Q&A
JavaScript
theme
dark mode
light mode

In this blog post of the “Quarto Q&A” series you will learn how to generate images for light and dark theme using knitr and switch between them when changing theme.
Tuesday, the 30 of May, 2023
Mickaël CANOUIL

Docker logo with a whale and containers on top of it, and Quarto logo with text inside the whale.

Quarto Q&A: How to publish your Quarto content as a Docker container?

Quarto
Q&A
Docker

In this blog post of the “Quarto Q&A” series you will learn how to publish your Quarto project as a Docker container.
Sunday, the 7 of May, 2023
Mickaël CANOUIL

Quarto logo and text in the center of the image. Below, MathJax logo and text.

Quarto Q&A: How to use non-default LaTeX packages/macros in MathJax?

Quarto
Q&A
MathJax
LaTeX

A second blog post of the “Quarto Q&A” series on how to activate additional MathJax packages in a Quarto document.
Sunday, the 12 of March, 2023
Mickaël CANOUIL

Screenshot of an html rendered by Quarto. it starts with a sentence saying below are several tables by species of penguins, followed by an item list showing the species and their respective cross-reference to the tables. Tables are simply on top of each other after the item list.

Quarto Q&A: How to have labels and captions for an unknown number of tables?

Quarto
Q&A
R
knitr

A small example of how to automatically have labels and captions for an unknown number of tables in Quarto, using knitr and R.
Sunday, the 5 of March, 2023
Mickaël CANOUIL

Screenshot of the `blogdown` blog post 'Add a Floating Table of Contents in `blogdown`' showing a table of content on the right.

Add a Floating Table of Contents in blogdown

R
blogdown
rmarkdown
HUGO
Website

How to have a table of contents (TOC) on either the left or the right side of a post? I have an answer!
Thursday, the 6 of May, 2021
Mickaël CANOUIL

`ggpacman` hexagonal logo representing a red ghost from the game Pac-Man on a black background with a blue border and `ggpacman` written in yellow below the ghost.

A ggplot2 and gganimate Version of Pac-Man

R
Visualisation
ggplot2
gganimate
Fun

The story of ggpacman. Or how to build a useless but fun R package to make a GIF of the game Pac-Man.
Wednesday, the 6 of May, 2020
Mickaël CANOUIL
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