HTML and CSS for R Users
summary
Shows that a few literal HTML/CSS snippets unlock features in familiar R tools: span tags with style="color:#hex" lets ggtext color individual words in ggplot titles, GT tables accept a CSS overlay to add gradients and borders, and Shiny layouts use CSS grid for custom UI. Quarto themes change by dropping a .scss file and setting Quarto scss variables (primary/secondary colors, code-bg). Several working examples are built and demonstrated, including a styled table, colored plot title, and a small habit-tracker app.
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