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I don't really like having to call display on every figure or "sub-figure" in a cell with multiple figures. There is a way to not have to do this in QuartoNotebookRunner - we can create a struct which QNB knows to expand. This way we can simply pass all of the figures in a hidden line.
The QNB devs are using this internally so we're reasonably sure it won't break.
Two questions arise.
How can you hide a single line in Quarto?
Is it worth it to add this complexity to the book? People won't see it when reading the textbook, but they will if they open it for e.g notes.
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I don't really like having to call
display
on every figure or "sub-figure" in a cell with multiple figures. There is a way to not have to do this in QuartoNotebookRunner - we can create a struct which QNB knows to expand. This way we can simply pass all of the figures in a hidden line.The QNB devs are using this internally so we're reasonably sure it won't break.
Two questions arise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: