Gergely Daróczi

Yeah, it's on purpose: https://github.com/Rapporter/pander/blob/2c1b47990bff538f1f1e2e7d8fa35bc5cada5940/R/pandoc.R#L1118 But we should indeed document it somewhere, good point!

Sure, we should parametrize the language for `koRpus` and maybe it will be useful at some other parts of `pander` as well (eg decimal mark defaults in the future, but...

FTR it seems that hyphenation is being moved out of `koRpus` to its own package at https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/sylly, so this maybe we should address that as well as part of this...

Thanks for this report. Can you please provide some details on the use case? I mean why do you run a plotly object through `pander`? Or are you using `Pandoc.brew`?

Thanks a lot, makes a lot of sense, will try to get some time to add support for it soon.

Sorry for not making this happen sooner. @timwoelfle, can you please edit your above example to make it reproducible? Eg creating the list of `plots`. Please feel free to keep...

Can you please provide a minimal reproducible example?

Can you please review this example? I'm not sure what is `a`.

Thanks for the report, but I'm not sure if it's a `pander` issue. I mean `pander` does the R object to markdown transformation, but the rest (eg markdown -> PDF)...

Could you try converting the markdown document into `tex` instead of PDF first? Then checking the `tex` file would show if it's a `pandoc`, or maybe PDF rendering issue.