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feat(flextable): add reusable Civilytics flextable branding helpers
Generalize the flextable brand styling and "export to PNG + stamp logo"
pattern repeated across Civilytics projects into two small functions:

- style_flextable_civilytics(): applies only the visual brand (header
  fill/color, body font/size, zebra striping guarded for <2 rows,
  borders, footer styling, fixed layout) to an already-structured
  flextable. Every value is an overridable parameter; zebra toggles
  striping. Structure (labels, headers, widths, alignment, footer text)
  stays with the caller.
- save_branded_flextable_png(): exports a styled flextable to PNG via
  ragg::agg_png() sized to the table plus extra_height headroom, then
  optionally stamps the logo via stamp_logo_png() (... forwarded).

flextable, officer, and ragg are added to Suggests (not Imports) to keep
the base install light; both functions reference them fully qualified and
guard with requireNamespace() + an install hint. Real round-trip tests
cover styling, 1-row idempotence, PNG export, and extra_height.
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% Generated by roxygen2: do not edit by hand
% Please edit documentation in R/flextable.R
\name{style_flextable_civilytics}
\alias{style_flextable_civilytics}
\title{Apply the Civilytics brand styling to a flextable}
\usage{
style_flextable_civilytics(
ft,
header_bg = "#2c3e50",
header_color = "white",
title_fontsize = 14,
body_fontsize = 11,
font_name = "Arial",
zebra = TRUE,
zebra_bg = "#f0f0eb",
outer_border_color = "#888888",
outer_border_width = 1,
inner_border_color = "#cccccc",
inner_border_width = 0.5,
footer_fontsize = 9,
footer_color = "#555555"
)
}
\arguments{
\item{ft}{A [flextable::flextable()] object.}
\item{header_bg}{Character. Header background fill. Default `"#2c3e50"`.}
\item{header_color}{Character. Header text color. Default `"white"`.}
\item{title_fontsize}{Numeric. Font size for the first header line (the
title row, `i = 1`). Default `14`.}
\item{body_fontsize}{Numeric. Body font size. Default `11`.}
\item{font_name}{Character. Font family applied to all parts. Default
`"Arial"`.}
\item{zebra}{Logical. Apply alternating-row striping to even body rows.
Default `TRUE`. Safely skipped for tables with fewer than two body rows.}
\item{zebra_bg}{Character. Fill color for striped (even) body rows.
Default `"#f0f0eb"`.}
\item{outer_border_color}{Character. Outer border color. Default
`"#888888"`.}
\item{outer_border_width}{Numeric. Outer border width. Default `1`.}
\item{inner_border_color}{Character. Inner horizontal border color (body).
Default `"#cccccc"`.}
\item{inner_border_width}{Numeric. Inner horizontal border width. Default
`0.5`.}
\item{footer_fontsize}{Numeric. Footer font size (applied only if a footer
part exists). Default `9`.}
\item{footer_color}{Character. Footer text color. Default `"#555555"`.}
}
\value{
The styled [flextable::flextable()] object.
}
\description{
Applies *only* the visual Civilytics brand to an already-structured
[flextable::flextable()] — header fill and color, body font and size,
zebra striping, borders, footer styling, and a fixed table layout. The
caller remains responsible for table *structure*: labels
([flextable::set_header_labels()]), header/title lines
([flextable::add_header_lines()]), column widths ([flextable::width()]),
alignment ([flextable::align()]), and footer text
([flextable::add_footer_lines()]). This separation keeps styling reusable
across projects while leaving content decisions where they belong.
}
\details{
`flextable`, `officer`, and `ragg` are Suggested (not Imported) to keep the
base install light, so this function errors with an install hint if
`flextable` is unavailable.
}
\examples{
\dontrun{
library(flextable)
ft <- flextable(head(mtcars)) |>
add_header_lines("Motor Trend Cars") |>
add_footer_lines("Source: mtcars") |>
style_flextable_civilytics()
}
}
\seealso{
[save_branded_flextable_png()] to export the styled table to a
logo-stamped PNG.
}