How to work with teachpress []

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====== How to work with teachpress ======

===== Template =====

You can find a template for the weekly assignments [[http://teachpress.environmentalinformatics-marburg.de/2014/05/learning-log-template/|here]].

===== Highlight code syntax =====
In order to publish syntax highlighted code in wordpress, type the following in your post editor view:
  * Insert: "[code lang="<language>"]" where you want to insert code
  * Mark the line and assign "preformatted" as paragraph format
  * In the next line(s), enter your code or paste it as a whole (make sure, that you are still in the "preformatted" section.
  * Insert: "[/code]" at the end

For Python code use "Python" instead of <language>.

For R code use "R" instead of <language>.

Example for Python:
<code>
This is some text and now you want to enter code.
[code lang="Python"]
print "Hello"
for i in range[0,10]:
print i
[/code]
This is more text.
</code>
<note>Everything from "[code lang..." to ".../code]" must be formated as "preformatted"</note>

===== Include Rmd content =====
If you want to add html content created by the R markdown language to teachpress, one option would be the use of the //RWordPress// package. Since this package is (at the time of this writing) not available for the latest R version and to easy things up a little bit, we just go for the copy/paste approach.
  * Save the knitted html output of your Rmd file on your hard disk
  * Open the file using a text editor
  * Copy everything between //<html>// and //</html>// (i.e. everything from line 3 to the end)
  * Create a new post in teachpress and switch to the text mode of the editor (tab "text" on the upper right side of the text input window"
  * Paste the content from your HTML file into the window
  * Adjust your categories as usual and publish it