This is a template repository for adding content to the OxShef collaboration between University of Oxford and University of Sheffield. Please use this template if your site matches these criteria:
- The site will be written using RMarkdown files
- The site will make use of R output
The OxShef collaboration covers many different technologies and it might not be appropriate to use RMarkdown in all cases, in which case please do consider adding a new template repository so others can create similar subsites in the future.
Current websites in OxShef that use this template include:
- OxShef Charts: A guide to different visualisation options for visualising research data
This template borrows heavily from the design of the rmarkdown.rstudio.com website, in order to use it effectively you must be aware of the following:
- Use the
_render-site.R
script to safely generate the website by knitting together all.Rmd
files in the root directory of the project - Modify
_site.yml
to change the globaly used CSS and which elements fromincludes/
are automatically included in all pages includes/
contains re-usable website elements as follows:includes/include_header.html
defines the horizontal navigation displayed at the top of each pageincludes/include_footer.html
defines the footer displayed at the bottom of each page
- Add new pages by duplicating the example-page.Rmd file
OxShef is a collaboration between the Interactive Data Network of University of Oxford and Research Software Engineering at University of Sheffield.
The contents of this website, text and code, are made available under both a CC-BY and BSD license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Copyright 2017, University of Oxford and University of Sheffield