post_process_modify_link_colors: Modify reference link colors in the document
In pacific-hake/hake-assessment: Stock Assessment for Pacific Hake

View source: R/post-process-modify-link-colors.R

post_process_modify_link_colors

R Documentation

Modify reference link colors in the document

Description

Modify reference link colors in the document

Usage

post_process_modify_link_colors(
  x,
  underline_links = NULL,
  color_links = NULL,
  toc_underline_link_color = NULL,
  toc_link_text_color = NULL,
  cite_underline_link_color = NULL,
  cite_link_text_color = NULL,
  url_underline_link_color = NULL,
  url_link_text_color = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

`x`	Tex code, as a vector of lines read in from a TeX file by `readLines()`
`underline_links`	Logical. If `TRUE` make all the links in the TOC and the section links in the document text be underlined
`color_links`	Logical. If `TRUE` make all the links in the TOC and the section links in the document text be colored
`toc_underline_link_color`	If `underline_links` is `TRUE`, this color will be the underline color. See LaTeX package `xcolor` for allowable colors
`toc_link_text_color`	If `underline_links` is `FALSE`, this color will be the color of the link text (without underlines). See LaTeX package `xcolor` for allowable colors
`cite_underline_link_color`	If `underline_links` is `TRUE`, this color will be the underline color for citations
`cite_link_text_color`	Text color for citation links. See `toc_link_text_color`
`url_underline_link_color`	If `underline_links` is `TRUE`, this color will be the underline color for URLs
`url_link_text_color`	Text color for URL links. See `toc_link_text_color`
`...`	Absorb arguments meant for other functions