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## Output formats that allow numbering and cross-referencing figures/tables/equations

### Description

These are simple wrappers of the output format functions like `rmarkdown::html_document()`, and they added the capability of numbering figures/tables/equations/theorems and cross-referencing them. See References for the syntax. Note you can also cross-reference sections by their ID's using the same syntax when sections are numbered.

### Usage

    html_document2(..., number_sections = TRUE, pandoc_args = NULL,
        base_format = rmarkdown::html_document)

    tufte_html2(..., number_sections = FALSE)

    pdf_document2(...)

    tufte_handout2(...)

    tufte_book2(...)

    word_document2(fig_caption = TRUE, md_extensions = NULL, pandoc_args = NULL,
        ...)

### Arguments

`..., fig_caption, md_extensions, pandoc_args` | Arguments to be passed to a specific output format function. For a function `foo2()`, its arguments are passed to `foo()`, e.g. `...` of `html_document2()` are passed to `rmarkdown::html_document()`.
`number_sections` | Whether to number section headers: if `TRUE`, figure/table numbers will be of the form `X.i`, where `X` is the current first-level section number, and `i` is an incremental number (the i-th figure/table); if `FALSE`, figures/tables will be numbered sequentially in the document from 1, 2, ..., and you cannot cross-reference section headers in this case.
`base_format` | An output format function to be used as the base format.

### Value

An R Markdown output format object to be passed to `rmarkdown::render()`.

### Note

These function are expected to work with a single R Markdown document instead of multiple documents of a book, so they are to be passed to `rmarkdown::render()` instead of `bookdown::render_book()`. The functions tufte_*() are wrappers of funtions in the tufte package.

### References

https://bookdown.org/yihui/bookdown/

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