How to work with teachwiki []

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====== How to work with teachwiki ======

===== Highlight code syntax =====
In order to publish syntax highlighted code in teachpress, type the following in your editor view:
  * Insert: "<code rsplus>" where you want to insert code
  * In the next line(s), enter your code or paste it as a whole.
  * Insert: ">/code>" at the end.

===== Include Rmd content =====
If you want to add R Markdown html pages (or any other html content), just do this:
  - open the R Markdown generated html file in a text editor
  - delete the first two lines (i.e. "<!DOCTYPE html>" and "<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">") and insert "<html>" instead
  - copy everything to the clipboard
  - open a new dokuwiki page, define a headline as usual and paste the text from the html file below the headline

<note tip>Please note that you should not define a title, author or date in the R Markdown document but define it as headline inside teachwiki (e.g. below the default template). To match the headers of the rest of your teachwiki, using "#####" for first level headlines in the R Markdown file is a good choice.</note>