After using the animation package in R to create an HTML file, I'm facing some challenges uploading it to my WordPress blog. It appears that additional js or css files may be required for proper functionality, but I'm uncertain about the process. Moreover, considering the disparity in file sizes between the HTML (2.5kb) and the original CSV file (2500kb), should I also upload the data files? Any advice or recommendations on how to successfully complete this task would be greatly valued.
It seems like I have tackled this problem in the ?saveHTML method for users who have updated to the most recent version of the animation package (found in the second paragraph of the Note section). If it's still unclear, don't worry—I'll make it clearer in the upcoming release. Allow me to provide a more detailed explanation here:
The essential components for upload are: the HTML file, image folder, js, and css. The CSV data is no longer necessary, as the animation now operates independently from the data.
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