A dataframe of theme options for things like colours and line widths — sample_theme

This is an example of the dataframe used to specify the colour themes and plot options (like line thickness).

Format

An .rda file containing 23 objects of 2 variables

gray_shading_colour: Hex code for the colour used to fill the violin plots.
line_col: Hex code for the colour used for the line indicating periods when a hormone was applied.
rectangle_shading_colour: Hex code for the colour used to shade the rectangles.
male_shape: Numeric value representing the point shape used for data values where Sex == Male.
female_shape: Numeric value representing the point shape used for data values where Sex == Female.
mean_point_colour: Hex code for the colour used to fill the mean data point in plots like the PPR comparison plot.
connecting_line_width: The width of the connecting line in action potential comparison plots.
connecting_line_colour: The colour of the connecting line in action potential comparison plots.
connecting_line_width_PPR: The width of the connecting line in paired-pulse ratio comparison plots.
mean_point_size: The size of the mean data point in plots like the PPR comparison plot.
geom_signif_text_size: The size of the asterisk text in plots like the spontaneous current comparison plots.
AP_trace_size: DO NOT USE; this will be moved to a function argument in future relases.
y_axis_limit: The maximum y-axis value to be used in plots.
line_col: A character value with the same treatment names as in treatment except you would replace underscores with spaces and add line breaks if needed. This is to create more attractive, human-readable axis labels and table values.