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- ---
- title: "Template Variables"
- output:
- rmarkdown::html_vignette: default
- vignette: >
- %\VignetteIndexEntry{Template Variables}
- %\VignetteEncoding{UTF-8}
- %\VignetteEngine{knitr::rmarkdown}
- ---
-
- ```{r setup, include = FALSE}
- knitr::opts_chunk$set(
- collapse = TRUE,
- comment = "#>"
- )
- ```
-
- The following table shows the template variables,
- their default values in the standard `xaringanthemer` theme,
- the primary element to which the property is applied,
- and a brief description of the template variable.
-
- For example, `background_color` by default sets the `background-color` CSS property of the `.remark-slide-content` class to `#FFF`.
-
- Use this table to find the template variable you would like to modify.
- You can also use this table to find the CSS class or element associated with a particular template item.
-
- Note that some theme functions,
- like `style_mono_accent()`,
- have additional parameters
- and a specific set of default values unique to the theme.
- However, with any theme function
- you can override the theme's defaults
- by directly setting any of the arguments listed below
- when calling the theme function.
-
- To be concrete,
- `style_mono_accent()` has three additional arguments:
- `base_color` (the accent color), `white_color`, and `black_color`.
- In this theme,
- the background slide color defaults to `white_color`,
- but you can choose a different slide background color
- by setting `background_color`,
- for example `background_color = "#EAEAEA"`.
-
- ```{r table, results = "asis", echo=FALSE}
- tv <- xaringanthemer:::template_variables
- tv$variable <- glue::glue_data(tv, "`{variable}`")
- tv[!is.na(tv$css_variable), "css_variable"] <- glue::glue("`{tv$css_variable[!is.na(tv$css_variable)]}`")
- tv[is.na(tv$css_variable), "css_variable"] <- ""
- tv[is.na(tv$css_property), "css_property"] <- ""
- tv$default <- gsub("[{}]", "", tv$default)
- tv <- tv[, c(
- "variable", "description", "element", "css_property", "default", "css_variable"
- )]
- knitr::kable(
- tv,
- col.names = c("Variable", "Description", "Element", "CSS Property", "Default", "CSS Variable")
- )
- ```
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