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Row striping is nice in general I agree. However, in cases that the content has already been cut up by row groups, it's not necessary. After searching all the documentation and examples, I think the disabling row striping feature is missing in gt.
Moreover, I cannot find a way to change the background color of the row striping. In my opinion, it's important in some cases as well.
Thanks.
UPDATE
My current workaround is gt::tab_style(gt::cells_styles(bkgd_color = '#FFFFFF'), gt::cells_data(gt::everything()))
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I agree that there should be a working option to disable row striping. Also, setting an option for the coloring of the striping is important. This was also brought up in #3 (although there is no theme_striped() function anymore).
Row striping is nice in general I agree. However, in cases that the content has already been cut up by row groups, it's not necessary. After searching all the documentation and examples, I think the disabling row striping feature is missing in
gt
.Moreover, I cannot find a way to change the background color of the row striping. In my opinion, it's important in some cases as well.
Thanks.
UPDATE
My current workaround is
gt::tab_style(gt::cells_styles(bkgd_color = '#FFFFFF'), gt::cells_data(gt::everything()))
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: