Blogdown don’t supports multiple-column rmarkdown about blogdown HOT 8 CLOSED

BTW, It works after I delete those auto-created .md files manually.

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Please create a rmarkdown file with the following codes, and put it in the content folder.
Thanks.

---
output: html_document
---

:::: {style="display: flex;"}

::: {}
Here is the **first** Div.

```{r}
str(iris)
```
:::

::: {}
And this block will be put on the right:

```{r}
plot(iris[, -5])
```
:::

::::

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There are many possible reasons why it doesn't work. Please provide a full example (ideally, a Github repo that I can clone).

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Please see the Github repo blogdown_multicolrmd. The first post doesn't worked as it should be. Thanks.

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Okay, that's much better.

The answer is that .Rmd is rendered to .md by default because of this option: https://github.com/ShichenXie/blogdown_multicolrmd/blob/main/.Rprofile#L19 However, Hugo's Markdown renderer (Goldmark) doesn't support fenced Divs (:::). If you use fenced Divs, you have to use Pandoc to render them, in which case you have to render .Rmd to .html. To do that, you need to change the option to options(blogdown.method = 'html'). Remember to restart R.

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Great! It works, thanks.

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Glad to know it works now!

BTW, It works after I delete those auto-created .md files manually.

This problem can be identified by blogdown::check_site().

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