Rotate axis text

Usage

rot_x(angle = 30, hjust = 1, vjust = NULL, vertical = FALSE, ...)

rot_y(angle = 30, hjust = 1, vjust = NULL, vertical = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

angle: passed to ggplot2::element_text().
hjust: passed to ggplot2::element_text().
vjust: passed to ggplot2::element_text().
vertical: if TRUE, then x-axis tick labels are rotated 90 degrees with vjust set to 0.5 and hjust set to 1; when using rot_y(), y-axis tick labels are rotated 90 degrees with hjust set to 0.5 with vjust set to 1; see details.
...: passed to ggplot2::element_text().

Details

If x-axis tick labels do not have enough space, consider using vertical = TRUE. By default, the tick labels will be justified up to the x-axis line. Use hjust = "bottom" (with vertical = TRUE) to justify the axis labels toward the bottom margin of the plot. Similar behavior can be made for y-axis tick labels, but use vertical = TRUE and set vjust to either "left" or "right" to control proximity to the y-axis.

Examples

data <- pmplots_data_obs()

dv_pred(data) + rot_x()
#> `geom_smooth()` using formula = 'y ~ x'


if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
cwres_cat(data, x = "CPc") + rot_x(vertical = TRUE)
cwres_cat(data, x = "CPc") + rot_x(vertical = TRUE, hjust = "bottom")

cwres_cat(data, x = "CPc") + rot_y(vertical = TRUE)
cwres_cat(data, x = "CPc") + rot_y(vertical = TRUE, vjust = "left")
} # }