Currently the default for ggtheme is theme_pubr(), which is great. However, when ggtheme is missing it is alsof filled with theme_pubr(). So it doesn't seem to be possible to not theme it.
Not theming it would benice when for usage in Shiny and there global themes and you have thematic (https://rstudio.github.io/thematic/) etc.
Came here looking for the same feature.
Maybe something like theme = "inherit"/"global"/"default" could let ggplot retrive the specifications set by the user with theme_set()?
Currently the default for ggtheme is theme_pubr(), which is great. However, when ggtheme is missing it is alsof filled with theme_pubr(). So it doesn't seem to be possible to not theme it.
Not theming it would benice when for usage in Shiny and there global themes and you have thematic (https://rstudio.github.io/thematic/) etc.