Package: gridify 0.8.1.9000

Introduction | Installation | Basic Workflow | 1. Create a Figure | 2. Pick a Layout | 3. Wrap with gridify | 4. Add Text to Cells | 5. Print or Assign | Example with a Table | Saving Your Output | More Resources | A Note on Security and Searchability | Outputs Cannot Be Hand-Edited | PDF Text is Searchable | Conclusion

Introduction | Example Usage | Key Transparency Benefits | Conclusion

Introduction | Examples with Figures | Examples with ggplot2 Figures | Precedence of Operators | Simple Layout Example | Complex Layout Example | Pharma Layout Examples | Pharma Layout Base Example | Pharma Layout Letter Example | Pharma Layout A4 Example | Example with a Base R Figure | Examples with Tables | Example with a flextable | Example with a gt Table | Example with an rtable via flextable conversion | Using the show() Methods | Graphical Parameters | Global and Individual Graphical Parameters Example | Background Colour Example | set_cell() Arguments | Maximum Characters | Position and Rotation | Altering Scales and Adjusting Dimensions | Adjusting the Height of Rows using Global Options | How These Options Work | Examples using Global Options | Vertically Anchoring the Object | Export to PDF, PNG, TIFF, and JPEG | Conclusion

Introduction | Figures | Multiple Figure Delivery with a for-loop and sprintf | Tables | For PDF/DOCX | Splitting By Rows for PDF | Using the paginate_table() Helper Function (Recommended) | Export To PDF, JPG and PNG | Multi-page outputs. | 1. Export a single image | 2. Export multiple images | Extending The Multi-Page Example | Long Table in HTML

Introduction | Layout Basics | Example Layout | Nrow and Ncol | Heights and Widths | Adjusting Heights automatically | Margin argument | Background colour | Adding the Object argument | Adding the Scales argument | Adding cells | Row and Column positions of Cells | Maximum Number of Characters per Line for a Cell | Default Graphical Parameters | Default cell text | Adding a Watermark