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Theme for publication quality graphs. Modified from https://rpubs.com/Koundy/71792!

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FFloWuenne
Last edited Nov 16, 2017
Created on Nov 16, 2017

This example demonstrates a publication-quality ggplot2 theme with custom fill and color palettes. It shows how to apply a consistent, clean aesthetic—featuring bold axis titles, light gray gridlines, and a horizontal legend—to any plot. The code defines a `theme_Publication_custom` function using `theme_foundation` from `ggthemes` and custom `scale_fill_Publication` and `scale_colour_Publication` functions built on `discrete_scale` and `manual_pal` from `scales`. The theme and palettes are intended for reproducible, polished figures from data frames.

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