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I have encountered a problem with rendering a book in the gitbook format (bookdown::render_book('file.Rmd')). What happens is that the final HTML is looking fine down to "Section 4" (in my example below). This section is not indented/aligned with the other text but rather starts directly to the right of the sidebar, without any margins. I don't understand why it happens at Section 4 and not also Section 2.
If I add echo=FALSE to the last code chunk, this problem goes away.
I have played around with countless modifications of the file below trying to figure out what is causing this but failed to understand. I suspect that it is div tags that are not created correctly, judging by looking at the resulting html files.
A final note is that this was done with bookdown version 0.11, and it seems like the issue is also in 0.10. I downgraded to 0.7 and that resolved the problem.
file.Rmd:
---
title: "Title"
---
# Title
test
## Section 1
test
```{r}
1+1
```
## Section 2
test
## Section 3
test
```{r}
2+2
```
## Section 4
test
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