From version 0.12.0 of ckbplotr, the marquee package is used for forest_plot() row labels. There is no built-in way to indent rows labels, but you can add spacing characters. For example, use glue::glue() to add multiple “em quad” characters (“\u2001”) to the row labels:
row_labels <- data.frame(
subgroup = c("men", "women",
"35_49", "50_64", "65_79"),
group = c("Sex", "Sex",
"Age (years)", "Age (years)", "Age (years)"),
label = c("Men", "Women",
"35 - 49", "50 - 64", "65 - 79")
)
row_labels$label <- glue::glue("\u2001\u2001\u2001{row_labels$label}")
forest_plot(my_results,
col.key = "subgroup",
row.labels = row_labels)
If using an earlier version of ckbplotr (or have set row.labels.element = "ggtext::element_markdown"), then you can add the following to labels for transparent text.
<span style='color:transparent;'>X</span>row_labels <- data.frame(
subgroup = c("men", "women",
"35_49", "50_64", "65_79"),
group = c("Sex", "Sex",
"Age (years)", "Age (years)", "Age (years)"),
label = c("Men", "Women",
"35 - 49", "50 - 64", "65 - 79")
)
row_labels$label <- glue::glue("<span style='color:transparent;'>X</span>{row_labels$label}")
forest_plot(my_results,
col.key = "subgroup",
row.labels = row_labels,
row.labels.element = "ggtext::element_markdown")