In addition to being inspired by Japanese letters, the Kawaii RT font has a fancy and childish design. You can use this font to design greeting cards, stationery, notebooks, and T-shirts for children. Japanese Brush is a beautiful script font. Upper/lower case letters, numeral, and punctuation are featured by this font. Check out this font for your designs and create an Asian look! Sakura Japanese style font may not be legible at first glance and think it is another language. If it is in English and for those who are critics of Japanese movies or like to design Japanese themes and very similar to Japanese letters, we recommend this retro and vintage font. The Tokyo Creative Kit with an authentic Japanese style is created by Good Stuff and Supplies. 12 different font files are included in this package and a wide range of awesome designing features are supported. You may also read a potentially biased blog post of mine to know why I preferred xaringan / remark.js for HTML5 presentations. You can learn more about the background stories and the usage of the xaringan package from the documentation at, which is actually a set of slides generated from xaringan. The xaringan package is based on the JavaScript library remark.js ( ) remark.js only supports Markdown, and xaringan added the support for R Markdown as well as other utilities to make it easier to build and preview slides.
8 The concern was somewhat naive, because the style is actually very customizable, and users started to contribute more themes to the package later. The name “xaringan” came from Sharingan ( ) in the Japanese manga and anime “Naruto.” The word was deliberately chosen to be difficult to pronounce for most people (unless you have watched the anime), because its author (me) loved the style very much, and was concerned that it would become too popular.
19.7 Output arguments for render functionsįIGURE 7.1: Two sample slides created from the xaringan package.16.5.4 Create a widget without an R package.2.1.4 2017 Employer Health Benefits Survey.
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