Martine Jansen
@martinejansen.bsky.social
Institutional researcher for higher education , statistician, data scientist, and #rstats enthousiast
Yes, that did the trick! Thank you!
September 25, 2025 at 6:41 AM
Yes, that did the trick! Thank you!
my_header <- paste0("Ham", "burger")
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
my_header = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
results in a label spanning column 1, 2 and 3 named "my_header" instead of the desired "Hamburger".
Is there a way to have a spanning label resulting from code?
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
my_header = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
results in a label spanning column 1, 2 and 3 named "my_header" instead of the desired "Hamburger".
Is there a way to have a spanning label resulting from code?
September 24, 2025 at 12:29 PM
my_header <- paste0("Ham", "burger")
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
my_header = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
results in a label spanning column 1, 2 and 3 named "my_header" instead of the desired "Hamburger".
Is there a way to have a spanning label resulting from code?
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
my_header = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
results in a label spanning column 1, 2 and 3 named "my_header" instead of the desired "Hamburger".
Is there a way to have a spanning label resulting from code?
Hi @vincentab.bsky.social , a question. Is it possible to use an R expression as a label spanning columns in tt:group_tt? So that in example below "Hamburgers" is resulting from an R expression?
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
"Hamburgers" = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
"Hamburgers" = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
September 24, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Hi @vincentab.bsky.social , a question. Is it possible to use an R expression as a label spanning columns in tt:group_tt? So that in example below "Hamburgers" is resulting from an R expression?
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
"Hamburgers" = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
tt(dat) |> group_tt(
j = list(
"Hamburgers" = 1:3,
"Halloumi" = 4:5,
"Tofu" = 7))
Thanks. I did try that, see the screenshot with code making it as alt-text. With line_width of 0.1 it is OK, with line_width of 0.01 there is grey to be seen, despite having set theme = "void". Is there something else I can do to get a very thin colored line?
September 9, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Thanks. I did try that, see the screenshot with code making it as alt-text. With line_width of 0.1 it is OK, with line_width of 0.01 there is grey to be seen, despite having set theme = "void". Is there something else I can do to get a very thin colored line?
A question; you write about how to format text in grouped columns: vincentarelbundock.github.io/tinytable/vi...
But how can I style the borders? I can't find the way to colorize the border between the row with colnames and the added row with group names. Do you maybe have a suggestion?
But how can I style the borders? I can't find the way to colorize the border between the row with colnames and the added row with group names. Do you maybe have a suggestion?
group – tinytable
vincentarelbundock.github.io
September 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
A question; you write about how to format text in grouped columns: vincentarelbundock.github.io/tinytable/vi...
But how can I style the borders? I can't find the way to colorize the border between the row with colnames and the added row with group names. Do you maybe have a suggestion?
But how can I style the borders? I can't find the way to colorize the border between the row with colnames and the added row with group names. Do you maybe have a suggestion?
My workaround is making separate plots, and then combine them with {patchwork} with a plot_spacer() for the empty slots.
September 7, 2025 at 11:09 AM
My workaround is making separate plots, and then combine them with {patchwork} with a plot_spacer() for the empty slots.
@cedricscherer.com has a nice collection of links on his website: www.cedricscherer.com/top/links/
Cédric Scherer
Blog by Cédric Scherer
www.cedricscherer.com
September 7, 2025 at 11:03 AM
@cedricscherer.com has a nice collection of links on his website: www.cedricscherer.com/top/links/
Interesting! Indeed I did learn some new things:) First one I will probably use is `update_geom_defaults()`. Thank you!
August 29, 2025 at 10:56 AM
Interesting! Indeed I did learn some new things:) First one I will probably use is `update_geom_defaults()`. Thank you!
This is nice! I got it working, just as you said on github.com/EmilHvitfeld.... But I do not see the "Saved Moved Elements" like you mention in 'Once you are happy with the sizes, open the menu (M), go to tools, and click "Save Moved Elements".' Any suggestions? Thanks
GitHub - EmilHvitfeldt/quarto-revealjs-editable: Repositioning and resizing of images and text directly in quarto revealjs slides
Repositioning and resizing of images and text directly in quarto revealjs slides - GitHub - EmilHvitfeldt/quarto-revealjs-editable: Repositioning and resizing of images and text directly in quarto...
github.com
August 21, 2025 at 11:14 AM
This is nice! I got it working, just as you said on github.com/EmilHvitfeld.... But I do not see the "Saved Moved Elements" like you mention in 'Once you are happy with the sizes, open the menu (M), go to tools, and click "Save Moved Elements".' Any suggestions? Thanks
Interesting! Can you share a link to a version this paper?
August 3, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Interesting! Can you share a link to a version this paper?