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I am working with Slidify in R and I am facing this strange issue. If I am putting too much content which cannot be fit in a page or plotting something which overflows from the page then I can't see them in the html. Is there any way I can put a scroller on such pages which goes beyond the page height.

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  • Scrolling would defeat the purpose of using a slide deck. I would suggest breaking up your content so that it fits. – Ramnath Jul 26 '13 at 16:36
  • @Ramnath I really appreciate your feedback. I could do that in "io2012" framework by changing the css property of a class(simply adding overflow: scroll). But I need to do that every time I make change in the presentation. Is there any way to do the same in R? – Ankit Jul 27 '13 at 11:12
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    You can either directly add the CSS to your Rmd file, or drop it in a css file in the assets/css folder, which slidify will automatically pick up. If you end up adding scroll to every slide, I would question whether a slide deck is the best way for you to present your stuff. Just my 2 cents. – Ramnath Jul 27 '13 at 11:58

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I agree with Ramnath, but for a dynamic presentation (without printing compliance), it could be interesting:

<div style="width:1000px;overflow:scroll"> ... </div>

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