Include custom CSS after learnr html dependencies #574
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so, a workaround is to add the custom html and css after your header with But, this is just a temporary workaround on my side. |
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Due to the changes in rstudio/rmarkdown#2064, the HTML dependencies for learnr tutorials are now being added just before the closing
<head>tag. This is generally a good thing, but these dependencies are inserted between custom CSS links and the closing head tag, causing the default CSS rules to be applied over the custom rules rather than the other way around.This PR uses the new
<!-- HEAD_CONTENT -->placeholder to ensure that the default dependencies appear before customm CSS.Originally reported on RStudio Community: learnr style appears to be broken on re-publish - shiny - RStudio Community