However, this solution couldn't get the desired style anymore. Im trying to make a report using r chunks, and I cant figure out how to use captions and labels to reference the figure later on. Only the chunk label does not need a (i.e., you only provide the ).
10.1 Overview Teaching 10 minutes Exercises 10 minutes 10.2 Questions How do I create a figure in R Markdown How do I create a table in R Markdown How do I add captions for figures and tables 10.3 Objectives 10. A special chunk option is the chunk label (e.g., in the above example). In this section, we discuss how to add figures and tables into your R Markdown document, and how to provide captions for them. Place this filter in a file called figure_caption_a in the directory of the rmarkdown document so that you can apply it by adding a pandoc argument in the YAML front matter: output: The examples below are primarily for documents (R Markdown), but in most cases, the chunk options can be used with any document format. With that being said, there are other simple ways to add captions as well. Image captions are only a sentence or two. I think everyone should add captions to their images because it gives a bit more information about what the image is talking about. (Assuming that img.caption is the white space between Figure and the number and img.caption is the white space between the number and the caption) Well, that’s it for this short tutorial for adding captions to an image using Markdown. There is a very close solution proposed by which is to apply a custom Lua filter: function Image (img) How do I refer to the table or figure in text and link to it 12.3 Objectives Link to tables or figures in text. The desired caption style required by most of journals is:
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