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Here's an example:
iris %>% group_by(Species) %>% slice(1:5) %>% as_hux() %>% merge_repeated_rows(everywhere, "Species") %>% quick_pdf()
merge_repeated_rows isn't much help unless I can fix this.
merge_repeated_rows
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Bugfixes and tweaks:
432aafa
- partial fix for #148 - improve theme_mondrian() and hux_logo()
A small improvement. Using set_tb_padding(0) also helps.
set_tb_padding(0)
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Maybe playing with the 0ex in \multirow[t]{-2}{*}[0ex] will help.
\multirow[t]{-2}{*}[0ex]
The closest I can get is:
\multirow[b]{-7}{*}[sum of bottom padding and top padding]
where the sum can be calculated using calc. This seems to be more predictable than \multirow[t]. For middle-aligned cells, you'd have to halve this.
calc
An alternative approach here is to drop multirow entirely:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/74108/text-alignment-on-top-with-multirow-command
but I wonder how this would play with e.g. cell backgrounds....
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Here's an example:
merge_repeated_rows
isn't much help unless I can fix this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: