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Apply a pre-built theme to a periodic table plot

Source: R/ggPSE_theme.R
ggPSE_theme.Rd

Applies one of several pre-built visual themes to a ggPSE plot.

Usage

ggPSE_theme(
  plot = NULL,
  theme = c("minimal", "dark", "publication", "crazy"),
  seed = NULL
)

Arguments

plot

A ggplot object from [ggPSE()] or similar. If NULL, a blank table is created first.

theme

Character. One of:

"minimal"

Clean white background, subtle tile borders, muted styling. Good for presentations.

"dark"

Dark background, light tile borders, white text. Good for dashboards and dark mode documents.

"publication"

Maximum ink reduction. No background, no borders, minimal chrome. Suitable for journal figures.

"crazy"

Randomly assigns a unique color to each tile. Each call produces a different result.

seed

Integer. Random seed for "crazy" theme for reproducibility. Default NULL gives a different result each call.

Value

A ggplot object.

Details

Note for highlight plots, you may want to adjust the highlight colors manually to suit the background.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Minimal
ggPSE() + ggPSE_theme("minimal")

# Dark
ggPSE() + ggPSE_theme("dark")

# Publication
ggPSE(ggpse_elements, value_col = "electronegativity") +
  ggPSE_theme("publication")

# Crazy — different every time
ggPSE() + ggPSE_theme("crazy")

# Crazy — reproducible
ggPSE() + ggPSE_theme("crazy", seed = 42)
} # }