问题
I cannot find out how to make a page break in R bookdown. With page break I mean that the content within one page is displayed as one website.
By default there is always a page break in front of every new section (like # Chapter 1).
So, if I run render_book each section becomes one html file.
But, if I have a lot of subsections then these sites get very long.
I would like to have page breaks before every subsection (like ## Chapter 1.1).
So far I tried adding \newpage, \pagebreak, --------------- to the .Rmd or to just provide the .Rmd files in the same structure as I would like to have them as .html files.
Either way, the .html files are always created according to the sections.
回答1:
I think this is specified by the split_by argument of gitbook as documented here.
Sounds like you are using chapter but you want to be using section
The
split_byargument specifies how you want to split the HTML output into multiple pages, and its possible values are:
rmd: use the base filenames of the input Rmd files to create the HTML filenames, e.g., generatechapter3.htmlforchapter3.Rmd;none: do not split the HTML file (the book will be a single HTML file);chapter: split the file by the first-level headers;section: split the file by the second-level headers;chapter+numberandsection+number: similar tochapterandsection, but the files will be numbered;
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39966944/bookdown-set-page-breaks