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Would it be difficult to add an option to display the outcome of the R/Python codes to either left or right (kind of like the second picture instead of the first)? I have often found myself wanting to have this feature in creating Reavealjs slides for teaching. Often times, I do not need the full with of the screen for either codes or their outcomes. Having codes and results side by side can sometimes prevent a slide from being scrollable (which I personally would like to avoid if I can). Given that most computer screens or monitors have more real estate horizontally, it seems to make perfect sense to allow this behavior by adding a simple option for that. In a regular rmarkdown document where no interactivity is allowed, this can be easily dealt with by having a columns environment. But, it is not so with webr at the moment.
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Hi @georgestagg,
Would it be difficult to add an option to display the outcome of the R/Python codes to either left or right (kind of like the second picture instead of the first)? I have often found myself wanting to have this feature in creating Reavealjs slides for teaching. Often times, I do not need the full with of the screen for either codes or their outcomes. Having codes and results side by side can sometimes prevent a slide from being scrollable (which I personally would like to avoid if I can). Given that most computer screens or monitors have more real estate horizontally, it seems to make perfect sense to allow this behavior by adding a simple option for that. In a regular rmarkdown document where no interactivity is allowed, this can be easily dealt with by having a columns environment. But, it is not so with webr at the moment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: