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 The quarto R package version 1.5.0 is here! This release focuses on making Quarto more flexible and powerful for R users with significant workflow improvements.
 
-## What's New
+## What's New {#whats-new}
 
 Install the latest version from CRAN:
 
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 Major features in this release include:
 
-- **Pass R values to Quarto metadata** - Set metadata programmatically based on computed values from knitr engine
-- **Insert Markdown in HTML tables for Quarto processing** - Include Markdown content (equations, links, formatting) in HTML tables
-- **Work with R scripts and Quarto** - Extract R code from Quarto documents or prepare R scripts for Quarto rendering
-- **Build paths from Quarto Project** - Build paths relative to Quarto project root within R cells
-- **Automate Quarto CLI from R** - New and improved wrappers around Quarto CLI features for easier automation
+- [**Pass R values to Quarto metadata**](#pass-r-values-to-quarto-metadata) - Set metadata programmatically based on computed values from knitr engine
+- [**Insert Markdown in HTML tables for Quarto processing**](#insert-markdown-in-html-tables) - Include Markdown content (equations, links, formatting) in HTML tables
+- [**Work with R scripts and Quarto**](#work-with-r-scripts) - Extract R code from Quarto documents or prepare R scripts for Quarto rendering
+- [**Build paths from Quarto Project**](#build-paths-from-project) - Build paths relative to Quarto project root within R cells
+- [**Automate Quarto CLI from R**](#automate-quarto-cli) - New and improved wrappers around Quarto CLI features for easier automation
 
-## Pass R Values to Quarto Metadata
+## Pass R Values to Quarto Metadata {#pass-r-values-to-quarto-metadata}
 
 Set metadata dynamically based on R computations with `write_yaml_metadata_block()`. For example, you could check a parameter value, and conditionally include content based on it:
 
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ This will mark the string to be double quoted in YAML, preserving the character
 
 See more examples in the [dynamic metadata vignette](https://quarto-dev.github.io/quarto-r/articles/dynamic-metadata.html), including how to make parameters available as metadata for conditional content.
 
-## Insert Markdown in HTML Tables for Quarto Processing
+## Insert Markdown in HTML Tables for Quarto Processing {#insert-markdown-in-html-tables}
 
 Quarto can [parse Markdown content in HTML tables](https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/tables.html#html-tables), enabling rich formatting like math equations, links, and text styling. The new `tbl_qmd_*()` functions make this powerful Quarto feature easier to use from R:
 
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 These helper functions wrap content in HTML spans with `data-qmd-base64` attributes that Quarto recognizes for Markdown processing. They work with any table package that supports raw HTML (knitr, kableExtra, DT). For content that only works in Quarto, use the `display` argument for graceful fallback. See more examples in the [Markdown in HTML tables vignette](https://quarto-dev.github.io/quarto-r/articles/markdown-html-tables.html), including comparisons of Markdown support in HTML tables across different packages.
 
-## Work with R Scripts and Quarto
+## Work with R Scripts and Quarto {#work-with-r-scripts}
 
 ### Extract R Code from Quarto Documents
 
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 The preamble enables Quarto's [engine binding](https://quarto.org/docs/computations/execution-options.html#engine-binding) to properly process the script, allowing you to use R scripts as source documents alongside `.qmd` files. Learn more about working with R scripts in the [R scripts vignette](https://quarto-dev.github.io/quarto-r/articles/r-scripts.html).
 
-## Build Paths from Quarto Project
+## Build Paths from Quarto Project {#build-paths-from-project}
 
 Quarto [sets environment variables](https://quarto.org/docs/advanced/environment-vars.html#variables-quarto-sets) during rendering that identify the project root, but knitr doesn't have direct access to this information by default. The new project navigation functions bridge this gap:
 
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 For more explicit control, consider using `here::i_am()` and `here::here()` as an alternative approach. Follow https://github.com/r-lib/here/issues/128 for improved support in next versions of `here`.
 
-## Automate Quarto CLI from R
+## Automate Quarto CLI from R {#automate-quarto-cli}
 
 The quarto R package has always been designed as a comprehensive wrapper for the Quarto CLI, enabling seamless integration of Quarto into R workflows and pipelines. This release strengthens that foundation with improved wrappers and new helpers.