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polish 0.3.1

• surface gt as_word argument autonum in polish_content_word.gt_tbl
• Add new feature to polishing figures (including ggplots) to allow choosing to stretch or scaling images to fit placeholders.
• add outputting html chunks to word documents

polish 3.0.0

• Open source the package

polish 0.2.4

• Add running garbage collector after magick PDF conversion
• Allow ability to pass keep_with_next option to gt::as_word
• Allow for lists for pptx to be none, ordered, and unordered

polish 0.2.3

• adjust autofit_ft to handle cases where rows for a row are completely missing values

polish 0.2.2

• Adjust tests to changes in officer
• Add as_xml_node_word() and as_xml_node_pptx() functions
• as_xml*() functions do glue::glue() interpolation
• New function show_xml() for internal needs of exploring the structure of an xml nodeset in the browser.
• update polish_content_word.as_is() to handle cases where the user is passing multiple nodes

polish 0.2.1

• Add as_md() function to allow writing simple markdown.
• Add ability to polish lists into ordered and un-ordered list content.
• Add ability to style data.frame table styling same as with flextables.
• Add ability to polish gt_group objects to word documents.

polish 0.2.0

• Update PowerPoint polishing for data.frames to use flextable
• Correct flextable vertical centering algorithm
• Add ability to set text formatting (font, size, color, typeface)
• Add ability to set flextable table styling on polishing in PowerPoint outputs
• Improve png offsets
• Record original placeholder dimensions when polishing for future use

polish 0.1.0

• Initial release of polish
• Moving polishing methods out of sparkle for word
• Create polishing methods for pptx

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