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Fix palette_pander() returning a color for
n = 0; it now returns character(0).
The README is reorganized: an overview of what the package provides, a two-column theme gallery linked to the reference pages, a geoms section and current installation instructions. The full color palette gallery moves to a new “Color palettes” article on the package website, drawn as images; the README’s HTML swatches rendered as empty cells on GitHub, which strips their colors.
Fix theme_foundation() on ggplot2 >= 4.0.0. It is
meant to clear every colour and fill inherited from
theme_grey(), but ggplot2 4.0.0’s S7 theme elements hid
them from the check, so theme_grey()’s grey panel, grey
strips and white grid lines leaked into every theme built on it. On
ggplot2 4.x this changes the appearance of theme_base(),
theme_calc(), theme_clean(),
theme_fivethirtyeight(), theme_foundation(),
theme_gdocs(), theme_numbers(),
theme_solarized_2(), theme_solid(),
theme_stata() and theme_wsj() back to their
intended look, which ggplot2 3.5.x users already saw. In particular,
theme_solid(fill = ) now fills the panel rather than only
the area around it.
Expand the README theme gallery to cover every non-deprecated exported theme, pairing each with its matching palette where available.
theme_map() places its legend with
legend.position = "inside" and
legend.position.inside, instead of the numeric
legend.position deprecated in ggplot2 3.5.0. The legend is
drawn in the same place.
geom_tufteboxplot() gains a linewidth
aesthetic for its lines, as in ggplot2::geom_pointrange();
size now sets only point sizes. This removes the ggplot2
deprecation warnings it emitted on every plot. Setting size
without linewidth still widens the lines too, so existing
code draws the same, and plots drawn with the defaults are
unchanged.
stat_fivenumber() declares the aesthetics it drops,
so it no longer warns that y was dropped during the
statistical transformation.
Fix solarized_pal() storing the palette function
instead of the palette size in its max_n attribute.
Requesting more than eight colours now pads with NA after
the usual warning instead of failing with “subscript out of bounds”, and
n = 0 returns character(0).
Fix few_pal() returning two colours for
n = 0; it now returns character(0).
Require ggplot2 >= 3.5.2. bank_plot() and
bank_plot_multiscale() already called
ggplot2::is_ggplot(), so older versions failed at run
time.
Correct the documented values of type in
scale_colour_tableau() and
scale_fill_tableau(): they are "regular",
"ordered-sequential" and "ordered-diverging",
not "sequential" and "diverging".
BREAKING CHANGE: theme_excel_new() now matches the
chart chrome Excel actually draws, decoded from the chart XML that Excel
writes. Major gridlines are #D9D9D9 rather than
#BFBFBF; axis lines are drawn in #BFBFBF,
where previously there were none; and axis titles are one point larger
than axis labels, as in Excel. Existing plots will change
appearance.
theme_excel_new() documents that Excel’s font has
been Aptos since 2023. base_family still defaults to
"sans", since Aptos is rarely installed outside Office;
pass base_family = "Aptos Narrow" for a closer
match.
Add the current Microsoft Office theme, which Microsoft made the
default in 2023, as the "Office" Excel theme:
#156082, #E97132, #196B24,
#0F9ED5, #A02B93, #4EA72E.
ggthemes_data$excel$themes now has 51 themes.
BREAKING CHANGE: excel_new_pal(),
scale_colour_excel_new() and
scale_fill_excel_new() now default to
theme = "Office" instead of "Office Theme", so
they again match a default chart in current Excel. Plots that relied on
the default will change appearance. Pass
theme = "Office 2013" to keep the previous
colours.
The Excel themes "Office Theme" and
"Office 2007-2010" have been renamed
"Office 2013" and "Office 2007", following
Microsoft’s own renaming of the built-in themes. The old names still
work and select the same colours as before.
Add bank_slopes_multiscale() and
bank_plot_multiscale(), implementing multi-scale banking to
45 degrees (Heer and Agrawala 2006, section 3). Single-scale banking
considers all of the data at once, so it accentuates local features and
can obscure larger-scale trends. Multi-scale banking uses spectral
analysis to identify the frequency scales that carry real energy,
low-pass filters the data to each scale, and banks the resulting trend
curve, returning one aspect ratio per scale.
bank_slopes_multiscale() returns a tibble of frequencies
and ratios; bank_plot_multiscale() returns one
ggplot per scale, reproducing the small-multiples display
used in the paper. On sunspot.year the implementation
selects the same frequency scales the paper reports.
stata_shape_pal() now fails with a message naming
the offending symbolstyles when Stata’s shape data does not contain the
ten the palette selects. It previously looked them up with a bare
match(), so a renamed or missing symbolstyle
produced an all-NA row that was silently dropped as “no
font-independent equivalent”, leaving max_n quietly below
the documented ten. The list of ten now lives in one place and
data-raw/build.R sources it, so the build’s duplicate-pch
check cannot run over a stale copy.
BREAKING CHANGE: stata_shape_pal(),
calc_shape_pal(), tableau_shape_pal() and
cleveland_shape_pal() now return base pch codes by default
instead of pch codes derived from Unicode glyphs. R draws a negative pch
by asking the device font for that codepoint, so these palettes rendered
as blank boxes in a font without coverage — R’s default
sans covers one of the eight codepoints they relied on —
and aborted outright on base
pdf()/postscript(). Pass
unicode = TRUE to restore the previous values.
scale_shape_stata(), scale_shape_calc(),
scale_shape_tableau() and
scale_shape_cleveland() gain the same argument.
BREAKING CHANGE: max_n is reduced on the default
branch for the palettes whose source symbols have no font-independent
equivalent: calc 13 to 7,
tableau_shape_pal("filled") 10 to 6,
tableau_shape_pal("default") 10 to 8,
cleveland_shape_pal(overlap = FALSE) 5 to 3 and
tableau_shape_pal("proportions") 5 to 2. Those shapes are
dropped rather than approximated by a different shape.
stata_shape_pal() and few_shape_pal() are
unaffected — their symbol sets map exactly.
BREAKING CHANGE: the pch column of the shape tables
in ggthemes_data now holds the font-independent base pch,
NA where there is none. The previous Unicode-derived values
move to a new pch_unicode column, and a new
shape column carries the canonical shape name both are
derived from.
BREAKING CHANGE: tremmel_shape_pal() returned symbol
sets that did not match Tremmel (1995). n = 2 now returns a
solid circle and a plus sign (was two circles),
overlap = TRUE returns an empty circle and a plus sign (was
a square and a plus sign), and alt = TRUE returns a solid
circle, plus sign and empty triangle (was identical to
alt = FALSE, making the argument a no-op).
Fix scale_shape_tremmel() defaulting to
alt = TRUE while tremmel_shape_pal() defaulted
to alt = FALSE, so a palette and its own scale disagreed at
n = 3. Both now default to FALSE, the variant
Tremmel’s Experiment 1 measured.
Fix cleveland_shape_pal(overlap = TRUE) drawing a
W where an S was intended; the stored row
paired the name LATIN CAPITAL LETTER S with pch
87.
Fix mislabelled and corrupted shape data: LibreOffice’s
BLACK DOWN-POINTING CHARACTER (now TRIANGLE),
Google Docs’ star named MULTIPLICATION X, Excel’s em dash
declared as U+2013, and Tableau’s
CLOUD WITH RAIN, stored as a mojibake sequence rather than
U+1F327.
The shape tables are now validated as they are built: a shape
name outside the vocabulary, a character that disagrees
with its own unicode, or two shapes in one palette sharing
a pch all fail the build, and the same checks run as tests against the
built data.
warn_unicode_pch()’s locale guess is joined by a
real font-coverage check using systemfonts::glyph_info()
when systemfonts is installed, naming the glyphs the device
font cannot draw. systemfonts is used in
Suggests. The locale and coverage checks are independent
failure modes and both run: a UTF-8 session can still meet a font with
no glyph, and a font with full coverage still fails with
mbcsToSbcs on a non-UTF-8 session. Note that R exposes no
way to read back a device’s family=, so the probe measures
the default font and the warning names the font it actually
measured.
Discrete colour palettes now reject a negative n
with an error naming the argument and the palette that was called.
Palettes built on scales::manual_pal() — including
calc_pal(), canva_pal(),
colorblind_pal(), excel_pal(),
excel_new_pal(), fivethirtyeight_pal(),
gdocs_pal(), hc_pal(),
stata_pal() and wsj_pal() — previously failed
with R’s internal
argument must be coercible to non-negative integer from
seq_len(). This raises the minimum version of scales to
1.4.0, which is where scales::new_discrete_palette() was
introduced.
bank_slopes() and bank_plot() report an
invalid method, and tableau_shape_pal() an
invalid palette, with a message naming the argument and the
value supplied instead of match.arg()’s
'arg' should be one of .... Misspellings now get a “Did you
mean” hint.
Deprecate ptol_pal(),
scale_colour_ptol(), scale_color_ptol() and
scale_fill_ptol(). Use the khroma package
instead, which tracks Paul Tol’s colour schemes as he revises them. The
ggthemes palette is the original 12-colour qualitative scheme from Tol’s
2012 technical note and has not followed the revisions on his current
site, https://sronpersonalpages.nl/~pault/; the closest
successor is khroma::colour("muted"). The functions still
work, but warn.
BREAKING CHANGE: The Tableau palette
"Red-Blue-Brown" has been renamed to
"Blue-Red-Brown", matching both the name Tableau uses and
the palette’s actual colour order (blue, red, brown). The old name still
works but warns.
BREAKING CHANGE: The Tableau palette
"Classic Area-Brown" has been renamed to
"Classic Area Brown", for consistency with its siblings
"Classic Area Red" and "Classic Area Green".
The old name still works but warns.
Fix two corrupted colours in the "Gray Warm"
ordered-sequential Tableau palette. Position 7 was #b047a4
(a magenta, in a warm-grey ramp) and is now #b0a8a4;
position 18 was #665c51, which broke the ramp’s monotonic
blue channel, and is now #665c5a. Plots using
scale_colour_gradient_tableau("Gray Warm") will change
appearance.
Fix a duplicated colour (#fa9d4f) in the
"Red-Gold" ordered-sequential Tableau palette, which gave
it 21 colours where every other 20-step Tableau sequential palette has
20. Plots using "Red-Gold" will change appearance.
Remove data-raw/theme-data/tableau-new.yml, an
unused duplicate of tableau.yml.
The test suite no longer requires suggested packages to be
installed. expect_hexcolor() used stringr
and glue on every palette test, and stringr had moved
from Imports to Suggests; it now uses base
equivalents. The tests that genuinely need withr or
farver skip when those are absent instead of
erroring.
geom_rangeframe() now errors on a sides
value that names no side, rather than silently drawing nothing.
sides packs side letters into one string, so a typo such as
sides = "xy" previously produced an empty layer with no
message. Valid values are strings made up of "t",
"r", "b" and "l".
Fix the ?extended_range_breaks help page, which
described a function scales_extended_range_breaks() that
does not exist and attributed the wrong return value to each function.
extended_range_breaks_() returns the break values;
extended_range_breaks() returns a breaks function. The page
now also warns that ggplot2 passes a breaks function the
expanded scale limits, so breaks = extended_range_breaks()
labels the panel edges rather than the data extremes; apply the function
to the data to label the extremes.
Fix theme_economist_white() failing on installations
without dplyr. The internal get_colors()
helper called dplyr::filter(), but dplyr is a suggested
package, not an import; it now uses base subsetting. The test suite no
longer uses dplyr either, so R CMD check passes with only
the hard dependencies installed.
Fix the @family tags that split related help pages
apart. Word-order and singular/plural inconsistencies
(stata colour, solarized colour,
shape stata, shape tableau) each put one page
in a family of its own, so it linked to nothing.
?extended_range_breaks had no family at all and was
unreachable from theme_tufte(),
geom_rangeframe() and geom_tufteboxplot(),
which it is meant to be used with; those four now cross-reference each
other.
Add vdiffr visual regression baselines for every exported theme,
and swatch baselines plus property assertions (valid hex, no duplicate
colours, stable lengths, monotone lightness, no out-of-family colour,
monotone grey ramps) for the Tableau palette families. These are
development-only tests and do not run on CRAN;
vdiffr (>= 1.0.6) and farver are now used
in Suggests (#219).
Add support for Stata’s st scheme family, which has
been Stata’s factory default since Stata 18. stata_pal()
and scale_colour_stata() gain the "stcolor"
scheme (the stc1–stc15 colours), and
theme_stata() gains the "stcolor",
"stcolor_alt", "stmono1",
"stmono2" and "stsj" schemes.
stgcolor and stgcolor_alt are not included:
they differ from stcolor only in physical graph dimensions,
which a ggplot2 theme does not carry.
The 19 named colours Stata 18 added
(stc1–stc15 plus the stblue,
stred, stgreen and styellow
aliases) are now in
ggthemes_data$stata$colors$names.
Omitting scheme in stata_pal(),
scale_colour_stata(), scale_fill_stata() and
theme_stata() is now soft-deprecated. It still resolves to
"s2color", but the default will change to
"stcolor" in ggthemes 8.0.0, following Stata. Pass
scheme explicitly to keep the current appearance.
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: stata_pal("mono") returned the
wrong colours at positions 6 and 12 (gs14 and
gs15 instead of gs12 and gs5). It
now matches Stata’s s1mono/s2mono exactly,
including the fact that Stata repeats gs12 and
gs5 at positions 14 and 15. Plots using "mono"
with six or more levels will change.
Fix stata_pal("economist"), which returned
NA as its first colour because the scheme referred to a
non-existent colour dkblue. It is now edkblue,
matching Stata’s scheme-economist.scheme.
Fix attr(stata_pal(scheme), "max_n"), which reported
2 rather than 15 because it measured the
columns of the palette table instead of its rows.
Add Apple Numbers support: numbers_pal(),
scale_colour_numbers(), scale_color_numbers(),
scale_fill_numbers(), and theme_numbers(). All
12 Numbers chart palettes are available by their Numbers names
("Classic", the default, through "Spectrum"),
each providing six series colors. theme_numbers() follows
the chart style defaults that ship inside Numbers: no panel fill,
gridlines in the value direction only, a bottom chart border, and no
tick marks.
The palettes are generated from Apple Numbers 14.5 by
data-raw/reference/numbers/fetch.sh and
data-raw/numbers_palettes.R; see
data-raw/reference/numbers/SOURCES.md. This replaces
data-raw/theme-data/numbers-charts.yml, an unused file
added in 2018 that was never wired into data-raw/build.R
and held iWork-era colors matching no current Numbers palette.
Fix two incorrect colours in the Google Docs palette, checked
against the series colours a current Google Sheets chart actually
renders. teal 2 was #ff994d, a duplicate of
orange 2, and is now #7ed1d7;
teal 3 was #c9e4e7 and is now
#b5e5e8. This changes the output of
gdocs_pal(), scale_colour_gdocs(), and
scale_fill_gdocs() for more than 11 colours. The other 22
colours were already correct.
theme_gdocs() now matches the text colours Google
Sheets uses. Sheets applies a graded hierarchy rather than one grey:
axis tick labels are black, legend labels #1a1a1a, and axis
titles and the x-axis line #333333. The chart title
(#757575) and gridlines (#cccccc) are
unchanged.
BREAKING CHANGE: hc_pal("default") now returns the
palette Highcharts has used by default since v11.0.0
(#2caffe, #544fc5, #00e272, …).
It previously returned the palette used before v11
(#7cb5ec, #434348, …), which Highcharts
replaced in April 2023. Plots using scale_colour_hc() or
scale_fill_hc() without an explicit palette
will change appearance. The old palette is still available as
hc_pal("classic").
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: two colours in that older palette were wrong,
and are corrected in "classic". Position 8 was
#8085e8 (a near-duplicate of #8085e9 at
position 5, differing by one hex digit) and is now #2b908f;
position 9 was #8d4653 and is now #f45b5b. The
old values match Highcharts 4.x; every Highcharts release from v5.0.0 to
v10.x shipped the corrected pair.
hc_pal() and
scale_colour_hc()/scale_fill_hc() gain the
palettes bundled with Highcharts 13: "default_dark" (the
dark-mode form of the default, which Highcharts selects via CSS
light-dark()), "high_contrast_light" and
"high_contrast_dark" (Highcharts’ own palette, tested for
colour blindness and tailored to 3:1 contrast),
"grid_light", "sand_signika",
"avocado" and "sunset". Note that
"avocado" and "sunset" have only four
colours.
hc_pal() now reports a max_n attribute
and warns when asked for more colours than the palette holds, matching
the other ggthemes palettes.
theme_hc()‘s horizontal grid lines are now
#e6e6e6, matching Highcharts’
--highcharts-neutral-color-10, rather than
#D8D8D8.
theme_hc() gains the "default_dark",
"grid_light" and "sand_signika" styles.
"grid_light" is the one Highcharts theme that draws
vertical grid lines. The "high_contrast",
"avocado" and "sunset" themes are not included
as styles: upstream they change nothing but the series colours, so they
are available through hc_pal() and are meant to be combined
with theme_hc("default") or
theme_hc("default_dark").
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: theme_hc("darkunica") drew all
text in #A0A0A3 and titles in #FFFFFF.
Highcharts uses #E0E0E3 for axis labels, titles and axis
titles in this theme, so text is now #E0E0E3 throughout.
The grid colour #707073 was already correct and is
unchanged.
Fix unreadable axis labels in theme_hc("darkunica").
theme_hc() is a partial theme, and it never set
axis.text, so the axis labels kept
theme_grey()’s "grey30" and were drawn in dark
grey on the near-black background. They now use the same colour as the
rest of the theme’s text.
Remove data-raw/theme-data/highcharts.yml, an unused
duplicate of hc.yml that still held the palettes from
before v11.
theme_hc()’s examples now pass style
rather than the deprecated bgcolor, and the last example
uses scale_colour_hc() instead of
scale_fill_hc(), which had no effect on its colour-mapped
lines.
BREAKING CHANGE: theme_economist() and
economist_pal() now follow the chart design The
Economist introduced in 2017 and still publishes, replacing the
pre-2017 style ggthemes had shipped since 2013. Existing plots will
change appearance. The new look draws a white panel on a pale
#e9edf0 ground with light horizontal gridlines, a black
x-axis baseline with tick marks below it (they previously
pointed inward), and no y-axis rule or ticks.
economist_pal() returns the nine current chart colors
(#006ba2, #3ebcd2, #379a8b,
#ebb434, #b4ba39, #9a607f,
#d1b07c, #758d99, #db444b) in
place of the old blues and greens. Colors and geometry are transcribed
from The Economist visual styleguide v1.2 (4 May 2017); see
data-raw/reference/economist/.
ggthemes_data$economist is restructured to match:
main (the nine series colors plus “Econ red”),
scales (the styleguide’s “equal lightness colour scales”,
six ordered steps for each of the nine hues), bg, and
text. The former fg and bg
entries are gone; their values are recorded in a comment in
data-raw/theme-data/economist.yml.
Add economist_seq_pal() and
economist_gradient_pal(), plus
scale_colour_economist_c()/scale_fill_economist_c()
for continuous data and
scale_colour_economist_ordinal()/scale_fill_economist_ordinal()
for ordered factors, built from the equal-lightness scales.
Deprecate theme_economist_white()
(lifecycle::deprecate_warn()); the current design already
draws a white panel, so it no longer differs from
theme_economist(), to which it now forwards.
Deprecate the dkpanel argument of
theme_economist() and the fill argument of
economist_pal(). Both were features of the pre-2017 design
and are now ignored.
Fix: theme_economist() previously looked up a
background colour named "ebg", which
economist.yml did not define, so rect and
strip.background silently received a fill of
NA. The rewritten theme sets both explicitly.
circlefill_shape_pal() and
scale_shape_circlefill(), soft-deprecated since ggthemes
5.0.0, now always warn on use (lifecycle::deprecate_warn())
instead of only when called directly by the user|>) instead of the magrittr pipe
(%>%) in data-raw/ and examples, to match
the current Tidyverse Style Guide (lintr’s
pipe_consistency_linter is now a default linter requiring
|>, which was failing CI)actions/checkout, actions/upload-artifact, and
the pkgdown deploy action to their current pinned versions; add explicit
permissions: blocks; migrate
test-coverage.yaml from covr::codecov() to
covr::package_coverage() + the official
codecov/codecov-actionbranch/master Codecov badge in README (now
points at main)"ao" (Average Absolute Orientation) and
"was" (Weighted Average Absolute Slope) methods to
bank_slopes(), following Heer and Agrawala (2006). Also
declare stats as an explicit Imports
dependency, since bank_slopes() calls
stats::median()/stats::uniroot()/
stats::weighted.mean(), and fix the
bank_slopes() example so each method’s ratio is actually
applied via coord_fixed() instead of just computed and
discardedbank_plot(), a wrapper around
bank_slopes() that extracts x/y
directly from an already-built ggplot (respecting stats,
position adjustments, groups, and facets) and returns the plot with
coord_fixed() applied, so banking a plot no longer requires
manually reconstructing its plotted vectorsbank_slopes(method = "ao") now returns
NaN (matching the other methods) instead of erroring when
there is no vertical variation (e.g. a flat line) or too few points to
compute a slopebank_plot() now rejects a non-positive
layer with the intended cli_abort() message
instead of falling through to a raw subsetting errorexcel_new_pal() example so it actually
generates output (#199)extended_range_breaks_() now respects the
n argument instead of silently ignoring it (#139)black argument to colorblind_pal(),
scale_colour_colourblind(),
scale_color_colorblind(),
scale_fill_colorblind(), and
scale_fill_colourblind(); set black = FALSE to
drop black from the colorblind-safe palette (#178)ink, paper, and accent
arguments to theme_foundation(), matching ggplot2’s own
theme_gray(ink=, paper=, accent=). Branded themes
(e.g. theme_economist(), theme_excel())
intentionally replicate a fixed published style and do not expose these
(#183)theme_economist()/theme_economist_white() and
theme_excel() now respect the base_family and
base_size arguments (#135)theme_excel_new() now scales
axis.text, strip.text,
legend.text, and plot.title with
base_size, and no longer blanks out axis titles by default
(#176)geom_rangeframe() no longer silently drops the
entire range line for an aesthetic when the data contains missing
values; na.rm now behaves as documented (#177)geom_rangeframe() docs (and add an example)
that sides = "trbl" already draws correctly-positioned
frames on panels with a secondary axis, since
ggplot2::sec_axis() only relabels the existing scale rather
than introducing a separate data range (#179)midpoint argument to
scale_colour_gradient2_tableau(),
scale_fill_gradient2_tableau(), and
scale_color_gradient2_tableau() to control which data value
maps to the middle color of the diverging palette (#136)cleveland_shape_pal(overlap = FALSE) and
tableau_shape_pal() now warn with an actionable message
when their Unicode-derived pch codes are likely to fail to render
(non-UTF-8 locale), instead of only surfacing a cryptic low-level
“conversion failure … in ‘mbcsToSbcs’” error at draw time (#164)stop()/warning() with
cli::cli_abort()/ cli::cli_warn() throughout,
matching current tidyverse convention (used by ggplot2/dplyr).
Error/warning text is largely the same information, reformatted for
clarity; a few tests were updated to match. Add cli and
rlang to Imports.rlang::check_installed() instead of a manual
requireNamespace() + stop() check for the
quantreg dependency in stat_fivenumber()’s
weighted case, which prompts an interactive install instead of just
erroring. The genuinely optional pander-availability checks
in theme_pander()/palette_pander() are left as
requireNamespace(), since check_installed() is
for hard requirements.scale_colour_colorblind() to
scale_colour_colourblind() (#180).theme_solarized to fix
key.background color.scale_color_gdocs and gdocs_pal to
use current colors. Palette extended from 10 to 24 colors.legend.title.align and
legend.text.align from themes. (#153)circlefill_shape_pal and
scale_shape_circlefillggthemes-packagequantreg to suggested packagesexpect_equal functions (#123)geom_tufteboxplot and
stat_fivenumber due to missing imported objects from
ggplot2 (#117, #121)theme_economist
(#115)geom_rangeframe; it should be
used with coord_cartesian(clip="off"). (#120)theme_clean() (Thanks @konradzdeb, #105)direction argument to
scale_color_tableau() and scale_fill_tableau()
(Thanks @vadimus202, #112)geom_rangeframe and
geom_tufteboxplot caused by failing to import
alpha. (Thanks @flying-sheep, #110)type argument to scale_color_tableau
so that sequential and diverging palettes can be used in discrete
scales. (Thanks @onesandzeroes, #108)tableau_color_pal(). (Thanks @leonawicz, #109)tableau_color_pal(). Wrong colors in
“Tableau 20” theme (Thanks @friskin, #95), and incorrect order of
classic color palettes (Thanks @luca-scr, #96).theme_solarized() and
solarized_rebase(). (Thanks @mdodrill-usgs, #97)Added palettes and based on current versions of Excel:
excel_pal_new(), scale_colour_excel_new(), and
scale_fill_excel_new(). Excel ’97 based scales keep the
same names.
Added theme_excel_new() which is based on the chart
defaults of current versions of Excel.
Added Tableau 10 palettes and renamed old palettes in
tableau_color_pal(), scale_color_tableau(),
scale_fill_tableau(), and others. The continuous sequential
and diverging palettes are improved by including more intermediate
steps.
Updated theme_gdocs() to current look.
Updated scale_color_gdocs() and
fill_color_gdocs() to current color.
Added scale_shapes_few() and
few_shape_pal() with a shape scale and palette from Stephen
Few’s “Show Me the Numbers”.
Removed stata argument from
scale_*_economist() and
theme_economist().
Changed the format of the ggthemes_data
object.
Changed behavior of few_pal(). If
n = 1, use gray. If n > 1 use non-gray
colors.
Changed tremmel_shape_scale() to use
alt = TRUE by default
Deprecated tremmel_shape_scale() argument
n3alt. Use the alt argument instead.
Added a pkgdown site.
Removed vignette. Move all examples to man pages.
Bugfix: Fix theme_few() (#91)
Bugfix: Update themes to be consistent with
ggplot>=3.2.0
Bugfix: Fix RGB colors in scale_color_few(),
scale_fill_few(), and few_pal() (#89, @bpbraun)
Update documentation to include mentions of the maximum number of values that discrete scales support (#85)
theme_economist(). Thanks
@carlganz #81.reshape2,
plyr, tidyversecanva_palettes(). Thanks @Eluvias (#78)Add color palettes from canva.com: canva_palettes(),
canva_pal(), scale_colour_canva().
Use NEWS.md instead of NEWS
Update Economist examples to put y-axis on the right side.
Update themes to changes in ggplot 2.1.0.9000. Thanks @juliasilge (#71)
tufte_boxplot() uses position="dodge"
by default. Thanks @jgellar (#68)
Bugfix: Fix errors in geom_rangeframe() in new
version of ggplot2. Thanks @coulmont (#70)
bank_slopes(), remove methods
ao, gor, and lor. These methods
were not producing reliable results, and should not produce results much
different than ms or as. If used, they will
produce a warning, and ms will be used instead. (#68)ptol_pal(), scale_colour_ptol(), and
scale_file_ptol() based on Paul Tol’s qualitative color
palettes. Thanks @jmlondon. (#65)theme_hc(). Thanks
@flying-sheep!
(#64)lintr tests that broke with new
testthat.ggthemes_data()Bugfix: Remove border around legends in
theme_gdocs(). Thanks SandyMuspratt! Pull request
#53.
Bugfix: Remove border around legends in
theme_calc().
Bugfix: Add colour and fill values to
theme_foundation(). This restores its behavior to version
2.2.1. Fixes Issue #56.
For geom_tufteboxplot() and
GeomTufteboxplot, option median.type supports
only line and point options. Added option
whisker.type which allows for whiskers to be specified by
lines or points.
Changed default stat for geom_tufteboxplot() to
stat_fivenumber().
Added theme_base() and
theme_par()
Removed scale_(x|y)_tufte(). See issue #49
theme_foundation() rewritten. Removed
use_sizes argument.
Import rather than depend on ggplot2
Update geoms, scales, and themes to ggplot >= 2.0.0
bugfix: fix R CMD check notes due to change in how it handles non-base default packages: https://developer.r-project.org/blosxom.cgi/R-devel/2015/06/29
bugfix: fix bad URLs
theme_map() from @hrbrmstrrequireNamespace() instead of
require()scale_*_hc(), theme_hc(). Thanks jbkunst!New options for geom_tufteboxplot().
median.type takes values “point”, “box”, or “line”. Option
usebox is no longer supported, and equivalent to
median.type="box". Thanks weitzner! Issue #13, PR
#19.
All theme functions have base_size and
base_family as first two arguments. This affects
theme_economist_white(), theme_excel(),
theme_pander(), theme_solid(), and
theme_tufte(). Thanks ptoche! Issue #25.
theme_pander(): Options ff and
fs are deprecated; use base_family and
base_size options instead, respectively.
added vignette
added themes / scales based on factory defaults of pander
package: pander_palette(),
scale_color_pander(), scale_fill_pander(),
theme_pander(). Thanks daroczig.
added additional fill and gradient color scales:
scale_fill_fivethirtyeight(),
scale_colour_gradient_tableau(),
scale_fill_gradient_tableau(),
scale_fill_continuous_tableau(),
scale_colour_gradient2_tableau(),
scale_fill_gradient2_tableau(). Thanks bowerth.
theme_fivethirtyeight(),
fivethirtyeight_pal(),
scale_color_fivethirtyeight()scales_extended_range_breaks(),
extended_range_breaks()scale_x_tufte(), scale_y_tufte()smart_digits(),
smart_digits_format()theme_wsj() (issue #17)theme_solid()theme_solarized_2()theme_solarized(): adjusted the colorstheme_calc(), calc_pal(),
scale_fill_calc(), scale_colour_calc(),
cacl_shape_pal(), scale_shape_calc()theme_gdocs(),
gdocs_pal(), scale_fill_gdocs(),
scale_colour_gdocs()scale_colour_excel() and
scale_fill_excel().tableau_seq_gradient_pal(),
scale_colour_gradient_tableau(),
scale_fill_gradient_tableau().tableau_div_gradient_pal(),
scale_colour_gradient2_tableau(),
scale_fill_gradient2_tableau().tableau_colour_pal(): added palette “cyclicaltheme_wsj() in
Windowsbank_slopes() returns y/x aspect ratio to be compatible
with coord_fixed()theme_excel2003() to
theme_excel()scale_fill_excel2003() and
scale_fill_excel10() with
scale_fill_excel()scale_colour_excel2003() and
scale_colour_excel10() with
scale_colour_excel()excel2003_pal() and excel10_pal()
with excel_pal()theme_base() to
theme_foundation()colorblind_pal(),
scale_*_colorblind().theme_wsj(), wsj_pal(),
scale_colour_wsj(), and scale_fill_wsj().bank_slopes() : methods for determining
the optimal slope ratio.theme-foundation(): a theme designed to be easy
to extend into new themes.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.