Premier League theme for gt tables

DM Sans throughout in the Premier League's deep purple (#37003c), with muted-purple column labels and a purple rule bracketing the body. Row groups render as white labels on a pale lilac fill, and column spanners are bold and underlined.

Usage

gt_theme_pl(gt_object, density = c("comfortable", "compact", "social"), ...)

Arguments

gt_object

A gt table object to modify.

density

Character. The type and padding scale. One of "comfortable", "compact", or "social". See Density. Defaults to "comfortable".

...

Additional arguments passed to gt::tab_options, applied last so they override anything the theme sets.

Value

Returns a modified gt table with the theme applied.

Details

A purple rule closes the column labels and another opens the body, and each body row is separated by a purple bottom border. The last body row's bottom border is painted white so it does not double the rule that closes the table.

Density

density scales the theme's type and row padding together. "comfortable" leaves every size as the theme sets it, "compact" scales both down, and "social" scales both up, to the scale gt_save_crop() and gt_social_crop() export at.

Figures

Examples

library(gt)
southeast <- subset(
  sdv_example_standings, division == "Southeast",
  c(team_name, wins, losses, win_pct:points_against)
)
gt(southeast) |> gt_theme_pl()


  
team_name
      
wins
      
losses
      
win_pct
      
points_for
      
points_against
    
Atlanta Hawks
46
36
0.561
9714
9516
Orlando Magic
45
37
0.549
9491
9439
Charlotte Hornets
44
38
0.537
9513
9117
Miami Heat
43
39
0.524
9911
9720
Washington Wizards
17
65
0.207
9258
10240