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Thanks, that's very helpful (though I'm sorry to hear these changes were
made).
Op zo 3 okt. 2021 om 19:54 schreef Math-Python & Julia <
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I addressed the same question some time ago and @sglyon
<https://github.com/sglyon> suggested here, in a closed issue
<#408>, how to define my
own template.
- To center the plot title, define layout=Layout(title_text="Your
title", title_x=0.5).
- For any data attribute or layout see:
https://plotly.com/julia/reference/,
- Tutorials for almost each trace type are available here
https://plotly.com/julia/.
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The old default template can be applied for all charts created in a session by first setting:
Then all commands to |
That's very useful, thank you!
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… The old default template can be applied for all charts created in a
session by first setting:
templates.default = "gridon"
Then all commands to plot will have white background, old colors, and
centered title
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I hadn't used the package for a while, then went back to old code which does use it, but now I'm finding that the default style is (I'd say) the default style from R's
ggplot
package (grayish background, title no longer centered, etc.). Is there a way to switch back to the old style? The documentation says there are in-built styles, but I can't find them, neither in the documentation nor in the source code.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: