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Windows machines do not support Helvetica font type, so I had to make modifications to the bbc_style() in a separate ggplot2() function. It would be cool to have maybe a font argument that defaults to Helvetica, but would allow others to change the font name. Once the font changes, there may be some sizing differences, so it would also be cool to create an offset size, to do a plus or minus the current font sizes used in your function: bbc_style <- function(font = "Helvetica", offset = 0), which would allow me to use it like this: bbc_style("Arial", -2).
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Windows machines do not support Helvetica font type, so I had to make modifications to the
bbc_style()
in a separateggplot2()
function. It would be cool to have maybe afont
argument that defaults to Helvetica, but would allow others to change the font name. Once the font changes, there may be some sizing differences, so it would also be cool to create anoffset
size, to do a plus or minus the current font sizes used in your function:bbc_style <- function(font = "Helvetica", offset = 0)
, which would allow me to use it like this:bbc_style("Arial", -2)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: