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Hiya, your package is fantastic! It produces great tables easily and very compatible.
Would it be possible to allow font.family not to be specified, resulting in the table inheriting fonts from the base document?
I found setting the fonts a little tricky. I'm using R.nvim in a wsl2 ubuntu session inside of Windows, so maybe not a typical setup, but when knitting to html using flextable_to_rmd(), the tables displayed using default serif fonts. This was caused by DejaVu Sans not being available in Windows, I tried to remove the font.family setting but I couldn't find any way to do it, so I had to specify the font. That's fine in principle, but Word and html documents have different default fonts, so it means making adjustments if knitting to both.
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Hiya, your package is fantastic! It produces great tables easily and very compatible.
Would it be possible to allow font.family not to be specified, resulting in the table inheriting fonts from the base document?
I found setting the fonts a little tricky. I'm using R.nvim in a wsl2 ubuntu session inside of Windows, so maybe not a typical setup, but when knitting to html using flextable_to_rmd(), the tables displayed using default serif fonts. This was caused by DejaVu Sans not being available in Windows, I tried to remove the font.family setting but I couldn't find any way to do it, so I had to specify the font. That's fine in principle, but Word and html documents have different default fonts, so it means making adjustments if knitting to both.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: