theme_brattle: Adjust the Brattle theme in ggplot figures
In Brattle/BrattleExtras: Functions and other objects for Brattle projects

Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) Examples

Adjust the Bratttle theme in ggplot figures.

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theme_brattle(include.y.axis = TRUE, include.tr.axes = FALSE, 
  facet.text.bold = FALSE, include.gridlines = TRUE, 
  is.black.white = NULL, base_size = NULL, base_family = NULL)

`include.y.axis`	Logical; should the y axis be drawn
`include.tr.axes`	Logical; should the top (t) and right (r) axes be drawn. Useful for faceted figures
`facet.text.bold`	Logical; should facet titles be bold
`include.gridlines`	Logical; should gridlines be drawn
`is.black.white`	Deprecated; no longer does anything
`base_size`	Numeric; base text size
`base_family`	Character; name of font family. sans is default.

This is mostly useful for controling faceted figures.

Some aspects of the Brattle style are not implemented. The y-axis is shown by default. The x-axis is always at the bottom of the plot and does not necessarily correspond to the y value of 0. Labels of discrete data levels are shown in a legend, rather than in the plot area.

Charlie Gibbons

qplot(carat, price, data = diamonds) + facet_wrap(~cut) +
  theme_brattle(include.tr.axes = TRUE, facet.text.bold = TRUE) + 
  geom_point() +
  ggtitle("The relationship between carat and price") +
  xlab("Carat") + ylab("Price")