Use HTML & CSS in R with {htmltools} | A Step-By-Step Tutorial

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We build a small webpage from within R to learn a whole bunch of HTML tags and CSS keywords. The corresponding blog post (including the code) can be found at albert-rapp.de/posts/web_dev/...
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[@flonga2302]

Super helpful! Thank you Albert for the great R content

[@rappa753]

You're welcome ☺

[@stephan-koenig]

Thanks for the video! Isn't the tag discouraged because it describes how something is supposed to look (i.e., bold), instead what it means (i.e., strong)?

[@rappa753]

Thanks that's good to know. Seems to be particularly true for screenreaders. See forum.freecodecamp.org/t/bold-and-strong-text/178376

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

Very nice! Quick question. Are you running this inside Quarto or this simply an Rscript?

[@rappa753]

I've written this in a Quarto file in the video. But I've never actually rendered the document and only executed the code chunk manually. If you render the Quarto document, you will have to encapsulate the output in another div with style set to `all: initial` to avoid that the Quarto theme messes with the output style.

[@djangoworldwide7925]

This is great for shiny using bslib package.