In reports generated using bookdown, when clicking the cross-reference hyperlinks pointing toward figures, it brings me below the figure so I end up only having the caption of the Figure at the top of my screen and I need to scroll up to see the Figure.
This problem only occurs when using a web browser to view the generated output. It does not occur with RStudio integrated viewer for which the whole Figure is correctly displayed on my screen.
This happens with any bookdown html generated output, even with the unmodified bookdown demo files.
Any clue about what may cause this behavior ?
Edit : The problem seems to be browser-related. It occurs with both Chrome and Edge, but not with Firefox, Safari (thanks jtbayly) or Internet Explorer.
This has been reported on Github also https://github.com/rstudio/bookdown/issues/1155 and this is fixed in next version of bookdown (0.23)
For now only a dev version
remotes::install_github("rstudio/bookdown")
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I have stumbled across an error in my Latex File. Currently I have a link on every page which leads to the directory of my Latex project. I haven't set this link though and I want it to disappear. It is also visible when I download the PDF.
Okay i fixed it but its very embarrassing ... Accidently the link was put into the header of the pages. I don't know how that happened but I solved the error
I am facing the issue with two-page pdf within Adobe Acrobat Reader.
I am creating 2 page pdf using jsPDF doc.fromHTML() method.
My pdf is shown properly with header and footer when opened with any browser. Al, so my printer is printing it properly
When I am opening it in adobe reader the second page is showing error while printing the pdf and even footer is also not present on the second page.
Please, can anyone help me in solving this issue?
I tried doc.addPage() but it's adding a blank page
Error Message while printing with Acrobat:
An error exists on this page. Acrobat may not display the page correctly. Please contact the person who created the PDF document to correct the problem
Try doc.addpage then add text to the second page using doc.text or doc.html
I was trying for days to fix that issue and found that it was causing from
setLineDashPattern
function.
I used dash patterns multiple times in my document and whenever I need to remove this global "line dash" settings from the document I was calling
doc.setLineDashPattern([0], 0);
When I debug my code line by line I found that this was the part that causes Adobe Acrobat to raise an exception. So I changed it to
doc.setLineDashPattern([], 0);
And viola!
Hope it helps someone, since I couldn't find anything about that.
Cheers
I have working .Rmd files that contain latex syntax (rendering correctly). However, when I render using the bookdown package, I have experienced that the latex output is incorrect.
I went to check in the source (aka https://bookdown.org/yihui/bookdown/markdown-syntax.html#math-expressions) and I see that the render is not correct there either!
I see similar behavior for bookdown's preview_chapter() rendering but not for Rmarkdown knit of a toy example. I see similar behavior changing web browser.
Is this something on my end? Are there updates I need to do?
It is not an issue on your end, but a server problem (the default MathJax CDN server in bookdown was down). I just changed the server, and the problem should be gone if you
devtools::install_github('rstudio/bookdown')
I can confirm that Yihui Xie's answer is helpful. I didn't have devtools installed in RStudio, so I used:
install.packages('devtools')
After this, I duly followed Yihui's recommendation and ran:
devtools::install_github('rstudio/bookdown')
After this, the problem was solved and maths were rendered correctly in the gitbook format.
A relatively simple pmwiki site has been copied to a new server. All of the formatting (non-wiki) code works however the wiki content comes up as blank.
If I add a new page, that page shows up just fine.
I have checked the permissions and ownership of the files in wiki.d folder. All files (new and old) look identical.
I have eliminated the search optimization file in hopes that the old would be treated like the new.
Is there another file that references older files that might be keeping them from being seen? Any ideas would be welcome.
I've never had this problem before in copying a pmwiki site.
Here is the site http://pecarru.mobilify.pw/
Here is the new page http://pecarru.mobilify.pw/index.php?n=Main.NewPage
All pages should have text in the white box
The page-source is available by appending &action=source, so that tells us there is no problem accessing the content.
Additionally, the content looks normal -- no weird characters that I can see (which sometime cause trouble on a new server).
However, I do see "smart quotes" in several pages; try changing changing them to dumb-quotes and see if the page will now render.
I see that the WikiSandbox page and content in the PmWiki group renders, so it's not every page that has a problem.
If editing doesn't resolve the issue, try disabling recipes in \local\config.php until the content appears.
Something is choking on render.
I have noticed specific behavior of FancyBox2 Demo in IE9, maybe someone could tell, what causes the problem or how it could be fixed. I mean youtube link, which uses fancybox-media class. When I open demo by using link 'standalone version' on http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/#examples, youtube link works properly and window with movie opens immediately, but when I clean the browsing history and then open site by pasting http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/demo/ into URL bar, youtube window doesn't open the first time and succeeds the next time. It makes the example source code used in any different site couses the same problem. Maybe explanation is simple but I'm not very familiar with jquery and any tip will be usefull.