Quarto Basics 6: Book Format

[@lazywolff]

Thanks for this video! Currently trying to turn some dissertation work into a book I can share with people so they can better understand how to do machine learning and this is sooo helpful!!! Thank you for the work you do!

[@georgekokhreidze5982]

Thanks for the video! How can I share this book in HTML format without issues? When I am sharing rendered Quarto Book "index.html" (Which contains 13 Quarto documents) they only see index.html preface and then getting an error about other files. How can I fix it?

[@axelone1750]

Thanks for the video ! How do you delete the right sidebar for example in the preface tab ?

[@evaldosilva786]

Great! I'm waiting for more videos on Quarto !!! A question: How to include the cover in this book?

[@adamsantone_phd]

Thanks for watching! I recommend reading this content for more on book covers: quarto.org/docs/books/book-output.html#cover-images

[@petternesser7918]

Thanks, super video, how do you get the 'include this' qmd file you created to appear as a chapter in the rendered book?

[@adamsantone_phd]

Oh yeah, I should have added that file to the .yml file. So, add "- include_this.qmd" to that list of files in there maybe between the intro and summary. :)

[@diegofiggie965]

Awesome video. How would you say quarto compares to using other R packages such as bookdown? Thanks for the content!

[@adamsantone_phd]

You're welcome and thanks for watching! Quarto is a big update. Posit states "Quarto combines the functionality of R Markdown, bookdown, distill, xaringian, etc into a single consistent system with “batteries included” that reflects everything we’ve learned from R Markdown over the past 10 years." quarto.org/docs/faq/rmarkdown.html

[@yitzweb]

How do you get the new qmd file to be included in the rendered book?

[@adamsantone_phd]

The .qmd file isn't in the book itself. That's the source code file.