To contain all of the block-based HTML block_*()
calls, we should use
the blocks()
function. We can pass the resulting blocks
object to either
of the body
, header
, and footer
arguments of compose_email()
.
blocks(...)
... | One or more |
---|
# This is an example of how a # title and text looks in each of # the three content areas email <- compose_email( header = blocks( block_title("This is a Title in the **Header**"), block_text("This is text in the **Header**.") ), body = blocks( block_title("This is a Title in the **Body**"), block_text("This is text in the **Body**.") ), footer = blocks( block_title("This is a Title in the **Footer**"), block_text("This is text in the **Footer**.") ) ) if (interactive()) email