Color a phrase inside a header — omni

Returns a marquee markdown span that sets `text` to a 600-level brand color. Use it to build multi-color primary headers by hand: skip [omni_header()]'s `keyword`/`color` shortcut (which colors a single phrase) and write the primary with one `omni_span()` per called-out phrase, composed with `stringr::str_glue()`. [omni_header()] renders the whole primary in navy, so each span overrides it for its phrase.

Usage

omni_span(text, color)

Arguments

text: Phrase to color (scalar or vector).
color: A brand color name, e.g. `"periwinkle-600"`.

Value

A character marquee markdown string.

Details

This is for [omni_header()]'s `primary` and `top_header`, which are marquee markdown. To color a category label on an axis, use [omni_highlight_labels()] instead - axis text is rendered by ggtext, which reads HTML rather than marquee markdown, so the two are not interchangeable.

Examples

stringr::str_glue("{omni_span('Housing', 'periwinkle-600')} led the requests")
#> {.periwinkle-600 Housing} led the requests