How can I use the subscription or superscription in LinkET about linket HOT 2 CLOSED

Instead of manually adding scale_x/y_*() to the qcorrplot() function, we can set parse = TRUE in qcorrplot() to handle the subscript/superscripts of axis labels, as shown in the following example:

library(linkET)

d <- mtcars
names(d) <- c("NH^4", names(d)[-1L])

correlate(d) |>
  qcorrplot(parse = TRUE) +
  geom_square()

Note that linkET uses a style similar to LaTex to distinguish between superscripts and subscripts, for example:

x <- "label^{this is superscript}_{this is subscript}"

from linket.

Thank you so much! your answer perfectly solve my problem and I believe your answer will also benefit many people who encounter the same error like me, due to I have read various articles about "how to present special sympols like superscription" with this package. However, none of those solutions actually work. Overall, I really appreciate your reply! And I will close this issue later.

Instead of manually adding scale_x/y_*() to the qcorrplot() function, we can set parse = TRUE in qcorrplot() to handle the subscript/superscripts of axis labels, as shown in the following example:

library(linkET)

d <- mtcars
names(d) <- c("NH^4", names(d)[-1L])

correlate(d) |>
  qcorrplot(parse = TRUE) +
  geom_square()

Note that linkET uses a style similar to LaTex to distinguish between superscripts and subscripts, for example:

x <- "label^{this is superscript}_{this is subscript}"

from linket.