The properties a table is drawn with, from the style matrix of the
table-styles design: section rows, fill, borders, header, count
column, note markers and wording, font, caption, row height, page and
merged cells. A style is named for what the table is for, not for a
journal. "report" is the working table of an analysis report, as
hv_man_table() has always drawn it. "manuscript" is the table a
manuscript submits: a full grid, a two-row header with the grouping
spanning its levels, one overall n column, shaded section rows
spanning the table, a caption, and no font of its own, so it takes the
font of the document it is saved into.
Usage
hv_table_style(name = c("report", "manuscript"), fill = "#CAEDFB")Value
A list of class "hv_table_style", one element per property,
for hv_man_table()'s style argument.
Details
Both styles follow the same house notation (medians, P values, marks),
which hv_tbl_summary() writes, so a report reads like the manuscript
and only the layout differs.
See also
hv_man_table(), which draws a table in a style. The
Table styles
article prints every style's properties, read from this object.