Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
txt_style
adds appropriate html style wrappers to a string.
Any number of options can be specified, as long as they match html CSS tags names.
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x,
type = "html",
bold = FALSE,
underline = FALSE,
italics = FALSE,
...
)
txt_color(x, color = "red")
txt_colour(x, colour = "red")
txt_size(x, size = "large")
txt_background(x, bg_color = "#ffff7f")
txt_font(x, font)
txt_bold(x)
txt_emph(x)
txt_ul(x)
txt_tocode(x)
txt_tag(x, before, after)
|
x |
The string to be wrapped |
type |
The style of display, defaults to "html" (currently nothing else is supported, sorry) |
bold |
Should the text be bolded? |
underline |
Should the text be underlined? |
italics |
Should the text be italicized? |
... |
various display options: any html CSS |
color |
Named or html hex color for font. |
colour |
Named or html hex color for font. |
size |
Font size |
bg_color |
Named or html hex color for text background. |
font |
A valid font family. |
before |
String giving specific html tags to insert before text. |
after |
String giving specific html tags to insert after text. |
txt_*
are shortcuts for specific individual style options
Warning: These are simple direct wrappers for strings only. If you are using
with_flair
objects, you should instead use the
flair
functions.
A string containing x
with html wrappers.
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