| clin_header_pad | R Documentation |
Three pieces of vertical space shape the header block, and they are named here for where they sit rather than for the padding that produces them, because the mapping between the two is not obvious:
clin_header_pad(
x,
above = NULL,
below = NULL,
rule_to_body = NULL,
rows = NULL
)
x |
A clintable object |
above |
Space above each header row, in points |
below |
Space below each header row, in points. The bottom row's is what sets how far the rule sits from the column labels |
rule_to_body |
Space between that rule and the first body row, in points. A single value - there is only one first body row per page |
rows |
Which header rows to space, as row numbers counting from the top. The default spaces every row; rows left out keep whatever spacing they already have |
above is the space over each header row. On a single row header that is
the buffer above the column labels; on a spanned header it also opens the
space between the levels, which is what a blank row above the header
normally looks like.
below is the space under each header row. The one that matters most is
the bottom row's, because a cell's bottom border sits at the bottom edge
of the cell, below its padding - so this is what decides how far the
rule is drawn from the column labels. It does not open space beneath the
rule.
rule_to_body is the space between that rule and the first row of the
table body, which is the one that has to come from the body side.
above and below apply to every row of the header by default, which is
the usual convention and matches flextable::padding(part = "header"). A
header row that needs a different gap can be given one either by passing a
value per row - above = c(18, 34) - or by aiming the call at particular
rows with rows, which leaves the others alone. That matters because the
spacing is applied as the table renders, after anything the caller did, so a
call covering every row would otherwise overwrite a per-row
flextable::padding() set beforehand.
rule_to_body is applied to the first row of every page, so a table split
over pages keeps the same gap under the rule throughout. If a group label is
added above the header it keeps its own spacing, since it is put there as
the table renders.
Called a second time, this refines what the first call set rather than replacing it: arguments this call does not name keep their earlier value.
Spacing is given in points, which is what flextable measures cell padding in. Whatever is set here replaces the header padding clinify starts with.
A clintable object
# A blank row's worth of space around each header row, the rule close under
# the labels, and a little air before the body starts
clintable(mtcars) |>
clin_header_pad(above = 18, below = 4, rule_to_body = 6)
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