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Hello. I wish to thank you for your work in developing your very efficient and user-friendly package Seurat. To begin I wish to mention that this issue number #1948: Remove background in FeaturePlot has not been able to help me because adding the do.return = TRUE argument does not help the problem.
Inspired by the method in the walk-around function in this post issue #528 , I have successfully plotted the expression of several genes at the same time on my clusters. However I want to remove the default background from the FeaturePlot function by manipulationg the ggplot object that should be returned but I only obtain the same unmodified plot and the value NULL returned when I add additional geom layers.
sorry to bring this up again! I am also having hard time to remove the grey background..
It would be great if you could let me know whether you solved the problem...
thanks :D
Hello. I wish to thank you for your work in developing your very efficient and user-friendly package Seurat. To begin I wish to mention that this issue number #1948: Remove background in FeaturePlot has not been able to help me because adding the
do.return = TRUE
argument does not help the problem.Inspired by the method in the walk-around function in this post issue #528 , I have successfully plotted the expression of several genes at the same time on my clusters. However I want to remove the default background from the FeaturePlot function by manipulationg the ggplot object that should be returned but I only obtain the same unmodified plot and the value NULL returned when I add additional geom layers.
Seurat::FeaturePlot(object = object, features.plot = "fibrotic.set.score", do.return = T)+ theme_classic()
I get in return the same default plot and NULL returned.
Furthermore, I just noticed that FeaturePlot function in my case returns a list and not a ggplot object.
I will be very grateful for any hints to overcome these issues.
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