Thank you for this package! It's been super helpful for me.
One problem I ran into was not realizing the default dpi for figures in R Markdown is 72, and not the usual 300 dpi needed for poster printing. I'm not sure if you had this problem in mind when suggesting the enhancements in #2. Even if so, before those new features come out it might be helpful to have some prompts or defaults to help less experienced poster makers avoid making figures with the wrong dpi. Examples
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A reminder in the README. Either in the "Preparing a new poster" section or under a new section, "Things to check before printing your poster"
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Including a code chunk at the top of the R Markdown with the line knitr::opts_chunk$set(dpi = 300)
I'm happy to open PRs if these seem reasonable.
Thank you for this package! It's been super helpful for me.
One problem I ran into was not realizing the default dpi for figures in R Markdown is 72, and not the usual 300 dpi needed for poster printing. I'm not sure if you had this problem in mind when suggesting the enhancements in #2. Even if so, before those new features come out it might be helpful to have some prompts or defaults to help less experienced poster makers avoid making figures with the wrong dpi. Examples
A reminder in the README. Either in the "Preparing a new poster" section or under a new section, "Things to check before printing your poster"
Including a code chunk at the top of the R Markdown with the line
knitr::opts_chunk$set(dpi = 300)I'm happy to open PRs if these seem reasonable.