dashboard_demo.qmd

---
title: "example"
author: "David Palmer"
format: dashboard
editor: visual
execute:
  keep-md: true
---

## Row {60%)}

<!-- code in an r script can be referenced with a source command -->
```{r}
source("an_R_script.R")
```

## Row {10%}

Nothing to See here folks!!! Just text on a dashboard

### Column

```{r}
plot(1:20)
```


<!-- quarto and .rmd files are referred to in this way as shown below -->
```{r child="child_file.qmd"}

```

<!-- Because there are 2 hashtags in the .qmd file above, those hashtags are being interpreted as part of the dashboard structure, not like a heading structure for a quarto document

In other words, it evaluates the hashtags in the child .qmd file as if they were here in this file too. That's why this is put on a new row (because the file starts with two hashtags-->

<!-- Note that each block of text and each code chunk will get their own card on the dashboard -->