Original link: https://yihui.org/en/2023/05/fold-messages/
Most R Markdown users may know that code blocks can be
folded in HTML
output. Then @rkb965 asked a good
question on how to fold messages
and warnings. The answer was not clear to me in the beginning, but later I
recalled a contribution by
@atusy and came up with this
solution:
--- title: "Test" output: html_document: code_folding: show --- ```{r, setup, include=FALSE} knitr::opts_chunk$set( class.message = 'foldable fold-hide', class.warning = 'foldable fold-hide' ) ``` ```{r} message('Hello message!') warning('Hello warning!') ```
Basically if an output block (not necessary a source code block) has the class
foldable and the code_folding feature is enabled, the block will be
foldable. To apply this class to messages and warnings, we just need to set the
chunk options class.message and class.warning , respectively. The class
fold-hide in the above example means messages and warnings will be hidden
initially. They could be unfolded if you click the button on the top right.
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