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Text is in Markdown code - people might be familiar with note taking apps that use
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# <center>Headers</center>

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### HEADER 3

#### HEADER 4

##### HEADER 5

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# <center>Navigating headers</center>

![Screenshot of Headers Outline as appears in older versions of RStudio ](images/header-outline.PNG)

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![Screenshot of Headers Outline as appears in newer versions of RStudio, includes the word Outline ](images/outline-headers.PNG)

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RStudio updated is on the right.

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# <center>Formatting Text</center>

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# <center>Formatting Text</center>

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```markdown
 **The Great British Bake Off** 
(often abbreviated to _Bake Off_ or _GBBO_) 
was originally broadcast on the ***BBC***.
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**The Great British Bake Off** 
(often abbreviated to _Bake Off_ or _GBBO_) 
was originally broadcast on the ***BBC*** .

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Using markdown language we format text as bold or italics.

You might notice that underline isn't covered, it's not included in markdown but can be done using html. However, it's not accessible for everyone so is best avoided.

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# <center>Visual Markdown Editing</center>

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# <center>Visual Markdown Editing</center>

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![Screenshot of Visual Editor button, looks like an A, also a compass](images/visual-editor-rstudio.PNG)
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Different versions of RStudio have different buttons.

As of [RStudio version 1.4](https://www.rstudio.com/blog/rstudio-v1-4-preview-visual-markdown-editing/)
there is now Visual Markdown Editing, located in the Editor pane (when an RMarkdown script is open)

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# <center>Default to Visual Editor</center>

![Screenshot of Tools/Global Options/RMarkdown/Visual with option to make Editor view default](images/visual-editor-default.PNG)

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# <center>Lists</center>

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# <center>Lists</center>

Must have a space return between the text and the bullet

```markdown
The original cast included:

- Sue Perkins (_host_)
- Mel Giedroyc (_host_)

** Mary Berry (_judge_) and
** Paul Hollywood (_judge_).

In each episode, the amateur bakers are 
given **three challenges** based on that 
week's theme.

1. a signature bake,
1. a technical challenge,
1. a show-stopper.

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The original cast included:

- Sue Perkins (_host_)
- Mel Giedroyc (_host_)
* Mary Berry (_judge_) and
* Paul Hollywood (_judge_).

In each episode, the amateur bakers are 
given **three challenges** based on that 
week's theme.

1. a signature bake,
1. a technical challenge,
1. a show-stopper.

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The introduction to R training uses the code (@) but this doesn't work necessarily in {xaringan} slides.

Copying this into MS Teams loses the formatting so the space might get lost.

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# <center>Hyperlink</center>

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The link to the [course material](https://philosopher-analyst.netlify.app/rmd-workshop/)
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The link to the course material https://philosopher-analyst.netlify.app/rmd-workshop/
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The link to the [course material](https://philosopher-analyst.netlify.app/rmd-workshop/) using a highlighted word

Writing the full url links to the same url: https://philosopher-analyst.netlify.app/rmd-workshop/
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