Parameters to customize titles of roboplots. Can be used with robotables and robomaps, but don't really do anything.
Arguments
- title
Character. Optional. Will try to determine a title based on attributes of
d
in a roboplots. Defaults to "PLACEHOLDER". Omit by providing "", but for roboplot, you need to provide acolor
if you don't have a title.- include
Logical. Determines whether the given title will be used in the displayed plot. Will always inlcude it for modebar-exported static images. You should still provide a
title
even if you don't want it displayed in the plot (seetitle
).- xref
Character. Either "container" or "plot". Determines if the title is anchored to the left plot or the container edge.
- ...
Placeholder for other parameters.
Examples
# Used to set titles for plots created with `roboplot()`. You can
# simply give a charater string for plot titles.
d <- energiantuonti |> dplyr::filter(Alue == "USA",Suunta == "Tuonti")
d |> roboplot(Alue,"Energian tuonti Yhdysvalloista")
# However, if you want to render the plot without the title included, you
# can use `set_title(include = F)` to omit it from the plot. This
# is for cases where you will insert the plot into environment where the
# title is outside the plot element. When exporting, you would still want to
# have the title included, and `roboplot()` takes care of this. If you include
# a subtitle, it will be displayed regardless.
d |>
roboplot(Alue,
title = set_title("Energian tuonti Yhdysvalloista", include = FALSE),
subtitle = "Milj. €")
# Anchor the title to the left edge of the container instead of the plot with
# `xref`. You probably want to do the same for caption, but you don't have to.
d |>
roboplot(Alue,
title = set_title("Energian tuonti Yhdysvalloista", xref = "container"),
caption = set_caption("Tilastokeskus", xref = "container")
)