Reputation: 123
I want to know how to do in gridExtra 2.0.0 what I could do in previous versions to change table width/height padding e.g.:
grid.arrange(tableGrob(mtcars,padding.h=unit(1,"mm"),padding.v=unit(1,"mm")))
(Sorry I couldn't test the code above because I don't have the older version of gridExtra installed)
I don't want to shrink the text, just want to tighten everything together so the table fits where I'm putting it on a PDF page.
I can see the "widths" property has "+4mm" on every entry, but I don't know how to change those to, say, +2mm.
Of course I would prefer if there was a simple "padding"
property I could change.
My question is in a similar vein as this one.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 4583
Reputation: 215
You have to use a theme, and as baptiste comments, you can use ttheme_default to show the properties of the default theme.
ttheme_default()
To set the padding of the table "core" to 1 mm:
mytheme <- gridExtra::ttheme_default(
core = list(padding=unit(c(1, 1), "mm"))
)
mytable <- tableGrob(mtcars, theme = mytheme)
Upvotes: 7