Package-level declarations

Use theme() to modify individual components of a theme, allowing you to control the appearance of all non-data components of the plot. See also the Plot Layout Diagrams section.

Theme element that draws nothing and allocates no space for non-data components of the plot.

Theme element that specifies custom values for named geom colors used in plot elements.

Theme element that draws line-based non-data components of the plot.

Theme element that draws text with Markdown support for non-data components of the plot.

Theme element that draws rectangular non-data components of the plot: borders and backgrounds.

Theme element that draws text for non-data components of the plot.

Set the Darcula color scheme.

Set a high-contrast dark color scheme.

Set a high-contrast light color scheme.

Set the Solarized Dark color scheme.

Set the Solarized Light color scheme.

Set the theme's default color scheme. Use to override other flavors or to make defaults explicit.

Set a dark grey plot border and grey gridlines on the white background.

Set the dark grey axes and no gridlines on the white background.

Set the gray background and white gridlines. The same as themeGrey().

Set the grey background and white gridlines. The same as themeGray().

Set the light grey lines of various widths on the white background.

Set a minimalistic theme without axes lines.

Set the default theme similar to themeMinimal() adding an x-axis line and only major gridlines.

Set a basic blue-accented scheme with the light blue background.

Set a completely blank (or "void") background theme by removing all non-data elements: no borders, axes, or gridlines.