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\name{kable_classic}
\alias{kable_classic}
\alias{kable_minimal}
\alias{kable_material}
\title{Alternative HTML themes}
\usage{
kable_classic(kable_input, lightable_options = "basic", ...)

kable_minimal(kable_input, lightable_options = "basic", ...)

kable_material(kable_input, lightable_options = "basic", ...)
}
\arguments{
\item{kable_input}{A HTML kable object.}

\item{lightable_options}{Options to customize lightable. Similar with
\code{bootstrap_options} in \code{kable_styling}. Choices include \code{basic}, \code{striped}
and \code{hover}.}

\item{...}{Everything else you need to specify in \code{kable_styling}.}
}
\description{
kableExtra uses the built-in bootstrap themes by default in
\code{kable_styling()}. Alternatively, you can use a customized table themes for
your table. This \code{lightable} table style sheet comes with three formats,
namely \code{lightable-minimal}, \code{lightable-classic} and \code{lightable-material} with
\code{hover} and \code{striped} options.
}