Different header types are not respected
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Whether I use # or ## or ### or #### all result in the same size in the preview panel (of course, when actually rendering the rmarkdown using pandoc, it looks correct)
Thanks. I'll look into it asap.
Ok, it should work now. It was just a problem with the css. I also added automatic numbering in preview.
See changes at: ce1041d
Awesome :) When I have a commit that fixes an issue, I like to link to the issue in the commit so that on this page it'll show exactly what's the code that fixed it. Nice css skills
Google is entirely responsible for my css skills :-)
By linking the issue in the commit, you mean just add the link in the commit message? Or something else? My git skills are still very limited :-)
https://help.github.com/articles/closing-issues-via-commit-messages/
I think this is more of a GitHub rather than git thing, but it's pretty awesome. It automatically closes your issue and also adds a link in the issue to the commit
I guess it'll be for next time. I read that it's bad practice (maybe not possible) to modify the commit message after pushing it to remote. For now I'll just add the link manually in the comment closing this issue. Thanks for the tip though, it'll come in handy in the future.
Oh for sure, do not modify a commit, it can get ugly and weird. Was just a
tip for the future
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I guess it'll be for next time. I read that it's bad practice (maybe not
possible) to modify the commit message after pushing it to remote. For now
I'll just add the link manually in the comment closing the this issue.
Thanks for the tip though, it'll come in handy in the future.—
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