I'm trying to create a flexdashboard with several tabs. One of them needs to include multiple graphs (~50). I produce the graphs under one single chunk within a loop (because numbers of graphs varies each time). What I get in the output is showing only some graphs without being able to scroll to see the rest of them. Scroll is totally deactivated but graphs are printed.
So far I've tried and didn't work to:
change the vertical_layout = scroll
adjust the row-height but graphs got shrunk (not readable)
download latest version of flexdashboard
include some CSS style (overflow-x: scrollbar;)
run the same in simple rmakrdown and works fine
when you put each graph in different chunk, scroll works properly but it doesn't solve my problem
Any ideas?
Thank you
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EDIT:
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