knitr::opts_chunk$set( collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>" )
There is basic functionality for creating legends provided in the gene.alignment.tables
package. Here's the baked in example:
library("gene.alignment.tables") coding_region_legend(data = coding_region_colours)
When using many labels it is advisable to change the font.size
argument:
sequence_region_colours <- tribble( ~label, ~colour, ~appears.in.hbv.pol, ~appears.in.hbv.s, "Reverse transcriptase" , "#ccfecc", TRUE, FALSE, "RNAse H" , "#f9fd74", TRUE, FALSE, "Spacer" , "#f4b084", TRUE, FALSE, "terminal protein" , "#bdd7ee", TRUE, FALSE, "Pre-S1" , "#fe6600", FALSE, TRUE, "Pre-S2" , "#00b0f0", FALSE, TRUE, "S" , "#a9d08e", FALSE, TRUE, "Mutation" , "#fc1111", TRUE, TRUE ) coding_region_legend(data = sequence_region_colours, font.size = 4)
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