Websites & Books & Blogs, oh my! Creating Rich Content with Quarto
summary
Quarto scaffolds a website with a single command like quarto create project type=website, generates pages from .qmd files, and switches layouts by changing a few lines in quarto.yml to use a navbar or a sidebar. The RStudio visual editor pastes screenshots into an images folder automatically. Blogs render listings with author, date and preview images; extensions such as lightbox extension add image viewers. Publishing runs quarto publish to QuartoPub (or Netlify / RStudio Connect) and deploys a live site.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Quarto introduction
- 1:11R Markdown to Quarto
- 3:01Limitations and unification
- 4:50Website from scratch
- 7:21Layout flexibility
- 8:26Blog with visual editor
- 11:44Quality of life improvements
- 13:10Blog listings config
- 15:20Publish site to web
- 17:32Lightbox extension
- 19:02Multilingual extensions
- 19:42Quarto gallery exploration
- 20:25Closing remarks
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