Strange include_graphics() behaviour
mr-illington opened this issue · comments
Hello,
Not sure if this could have anything to do with #7, but currently attempting to inserting a full page image with include_graphics().
I am able bring in the image when I scale it down to 65% using out.width="60%", out.height="60%", but anything above this it simply disappears when the document is knit to pdf. I have also experimented with this as both a .png and a .pdf to no effect.
The image is an A4 map, and my goal is to use as much of the available space within the margins as possible to display the map. Therefore I currently start a new page right before the include_graphics() chunk using \newpage.
As I understand it, image scaling with dpi argument should not matter, as it should be over-written by my out.width argument.
Not sure what to try next, but feeling like I might be missing a certain chunk argument or something similar to get the desired result?
Any general advice on how to get a splashy full page graphic here and there (ideally over the top of the page number for that page) but still with a figure caption that can be linked to would be most appreciated! I am working with huwiwidown for reference.
Hello. I’ve also had trouble tweaking image sizes. This StackOverflow link might be helpful, but it might be best to head to the knitr repo and file an issue there.
Hi @mr-illington. Did you have any luck on the {knitr} side here?
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