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This page exists to demonstrate the visual styles of the various elements that comprise the design of this site.
The main page header of a page is an h1
element
The secondary header h2
element is used for sections in a page.
A third level heading is an h3
element which may be used for any subsections
in a page or post.
An h4
element is occasionally used for ...
The secondary header h5
element is used for sections in a page.
The secondary header h6
element is used for sections in a page.
Text with emphasis looks like this one
Text in bold looks like this one
Example of pre-formated text
Example of code text
# specify output_file with column names in the first line
cat(c("Id", "Name", "Var1", "Var2", "Var3", "Status"), "\n",
file = "/path_output_file/output_file")
The package's DESCRIPTION file must show both the name and email address of a single designated maintainer (not a mailing list). That contact address must be kept up to date, and be usable for information mailed by the CRAN team without any form of filtering
Example of a link: link
Example of a stand gray (#f2f2f2) button: button
Example of a stand tomato (#f74a52) button: button
Example of a stand turquoise (#0a9cb2) button: button
The hr
element.
There are two types of images: full-wide
and centered
full-wide
images occupy the total width of the screen. They are
used for great visual impact, and to provide a detailed view of a graphical element.
centered
images occupy just a partial space of the screen width.
They are used to show a visual element like a photo, screenshot, chart, or plot.
This book by Gaston Sanchez provides a hands-on introduction to Partial Least Squares Path Modeling (PLS-PM)
using the R package "plspm"
.
Columna 1
Columna 2
Columna 3