A table whose rows are as tall as their content at the width the table gets. Every cell can hold text (with per-column style and alignment, and per-cell overrides through [cell()]) or any block: [bb_status()], [bb_dot()], images, plots with a height, even nested stacks.
Usage
bb_table(
rows,
header = NULL,
widths = NULL,
align = "left",
col_style = NULL,
header_style = NULL,
style = table_style(),
min_row_heights = 0,
header_case = c("none", "upper")
)Arguments
- rows
A list of rows (each a list with one entry per column), or a `data.frame`.
- header
Optional header labels; `NULL` for no header row. For a data frame, defaults to its column names.
- widths
Column widths as in [bb_cols()]: `NULL` (equal), numeric proportions, or a unit vector mixing absolute and `"null"` widths.
- align
Per-column alignment (`"left"`, `"center"`, `"right"`), recycled.
- col_style
Per-column text style(s): one [text_style()] / role name, or a list recycled over columns. Layered over `style$body_style`.
- header_style
Header text style; overrides `style$header_style`.
- style
A [table_style()].
- min_row_heights
Minimum body row height(s), recycled.
- header_case
Letter case for header labels (`"none"`, `"upper"`).