_pkgdown.yml

url: https://patchwork.data-imaginist.com

authors:
  Thomas Lin Pedersen:
    href: https://data-imaginist.com

template:
  bootstrap: 5
  bootswatch: flatly

news:
  releases:
  - text: "Version 1.3.0"
    href: https://www.tidyverse.org/blog/2024/09/patchwork-1-3-0/
  - text: "Version 1.2.0"
    href: https://www.data-imaginist.com/posts/2024-01-05-patchwork-1-2-0/
  - text: "Version 1.1.0"
    href: https://www.data-imaginist.com/2020/insetting-a-new-patchwork-version/
  - text: "Version 1.0.0"
    href: https://www.data-imaginist.com/2019/patch-it-up-and-send-it-out/

articles:
- title: Guides
  navbar: ~
  contents:
  - guides/assembly
  - guides/layout
  - guides/annotation
  - guides/multipage

reference:
- title: Plot Composition
  desc: >
    At the heart of patchwork lies a range of powerful functions for combining
    plots into an assembly of plots that can be layed out in a grid. Patchwork
    provides both an extension of ggplot2's `+` based API, along with a
    functinal interface.
  contents:
  - /.ggplot
  - wrap_plots
  - inset_element
- title: Layout Specifications
  desc: >
    While patchwork will automatically lay out the plots in a grid, additional
    control is often needed, along with the possibility of adding annotations
    etc.
  contents:
  - plot_layout
  - plot_annotation
  - plot_spacer
  - free
  - guide_area
  - area
- title: Alternative plot objects
  desc: >
    patchwork is build to work with ggplot2 but standard grobs can also be
    included. Further, it is possible to define empty areas if needed.
  contents:
  - wrap_elements
  - wrap_table
  - wrap_ggplot_grob
- title: Align across pages
  desc: >
    Sometimes it is necessary to align plots across pages, not within a
    composition, e.g. when creating figures for presentations. While not the
    main focus of patchwork, it still contains the necessary infrastructure to
    achieve this.
  contents:
  - get_dim