create_meta_tables

Each row of the data.frame is transformed into a html table with two columns: name and value.
The columnnames of meta are used as names.

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create_meta_tables function

<dl><dt>meta</dt>
<dd>a data.frame where each row represents the meta data for a document</dd>
<dt>ignore_col</dt>
<dd>optionally, a character vector with names of metadata columns to ignore</dd>
<dt>drop_missing</dt>
<dd>if TRUE, omit missing meta rows instead of printing empty value</dd></dl>

Arguments

HTML tables for meta data per document — create_meta_tables

<dl>

<dt>meta</dt>
<dd>a data.frame where each row represents the meta data for a document</dd>


<dt>ignore_col</dt>
<dd>optionally, a character vector with names of metadata columns to ignore</dd>


<dt>drop_missing</dt>
<dd>if TRUE, omit missing meta rows instead of printing empty value</dd>

</dl>

create_meta_tables: HTML tables for meta data per document

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