hughjonesd
commented
7 years ago How about:
my_theme <- function(ht) {
your commands here
ht }
which is exactly what the builtins do... David
On 16 September 2017 at 10:50, Jamin Day notifications@github.com wrote:
Any chance of building in a way to store a series of set_X() commands as a custom theme? I.e. store my own combination of settings so I can just call it for every table.
I find I mostly just want theme_article() but without the automatic bolding applied, so I end up adding the same boilerplate commands to every table to override the formatting.
Great package btw!
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jaminday
Any chance of building in a way to store a series of set_X() commands as a custom theme? I.e. store my own combination of settings so I can just call it for every table.
I find I mostly just want theme_article() but without the automatic bolding applied, so I end up adding the same boilerplate commands to every table to override the formatting.
Great package btw!