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Fullscreen-width figure #94
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Please for next time, open the issue in the right place. You are here talking about a tufte feature and it should be in tufte. I'll move this issue accordingly. tufte package aims at following tufte style with main text + margin. Fullwidth figure are a way to benefit from margin for an image in the main body. Are you specifically needing tufte style ? or are you using it for this full width figure ? I asked because distill is designed for scientific document, and it offers a very flexible figure layout. See https://rstudio.github.io/distill/figures.html where you'll find way to spread a figure on the page width or even screen width. This type of layout are pretty specific and so for now they are implemented in some output format only. Would |
That is helpful, thanks. I can use Distill for my document since Distill has the full-width feature. Though ideally I'd be able to make fullscreen width in PDF too, which doesn't seem possible in Distill, and I like the Tufte style which doesn't seem supported either. Regarding the other questions: To be honest, I'm not clear on the relationship between R Markdown, Bookdown, Tufte, Distill, etc -- or even if they're in the same category. My best guess is
I thought I was asking for the fullscreen-width feature for all Rmarkdown styles and output formats, but maybe that's unrealistic? |
I often have a figure that has enough detail that it would benefit from being 100% fullscreen width. That is, all the way from the left edge of the browser to the right edge. Instead of being constrained to between the margins.
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