Themes & styling¶

PySofra ships six themes. Apply with .theme(name):

Theme	Look
`default`	Generic sans-serif, modern, neutral
`clinical`	Slightly larger, soft header band, comfortable spacing
`compact`	Tight padding, smaller font — for data-heavy tables
`jama`	Times Roman, JAMA-style rules
`nejm`	Georgia serif, NEJM-style rules
`minimal`	Single under-header rule, no internal separators

ps.available_themes()
# ['clinical', 'compact', 'default', 'jama', 'minimal', 'nejm']

Custom themes¶

from pysofra.themes.registry import Theme, register_theme

house_style = Theme(
    name='house',
    css={
        'table': {'font-family': '"Inter", sans-serif', 'font-size': '13px'},
        'th': {'background': '#0b3d91', 'color': 'white'},
        'caption': {'color': '#0b3d91', 'font-weight': '700'},
    },
    docx={'font_name': 'Inter', 'font_size': 10},
)
register_theme(house_style)

ps.tbl_one(df, by='arm').theme('house')

Conditional formatting¶

Method	Effect
`.bold_p(threshold=0.05)`	bold rows with significant p-value
`.bold_if(predicate)`	bold rows where `predicate(row)` is true
`.highlight_if(predicate, color='#fff3cd')`	row background highlight
`.style_if(predicate, bold=, italic=, color=)`	combined

table.highlight_if(
    lambda r: r.cells[0].text.startswith('age'),
    color='#fff3cd',
)

Sticky headers in notebooks¶

table.to_html(sticky_header=True, max_height='60vh')

Used inside a scroll container, the header stays in view as the body scrolls.