Re: Left Justifying PlotLabel?
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- Subject: [mg30306] Re: [mg30282] Left Justifying PlotLabel?
- From: Timothy Stiles <tastiles at students.wisc.edu>
- Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 01:34:00 -0400 (EDT)
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I don't know about doing this in general, but for specific plots, you
could use Epilog to explcitly set a label on the left hand side of the
graph. As an example, evaluate the following
Plot[f^2, {f,0,10}, Epilog->[Text["Quadratic", Scaled[{0, 1}], {-1,-2}],
PlotRange->All]
using Scaled[{0,1}] always indicates the top left corner of the graph,
and an offset of {-1, -2} in the Text command ensures that the left hand
side of the text is a little above the left hand corner of the graph.
You could use a similar command for your question about inserting text
lines in a graphics. You'd have to experiment a little with the
coordinates that give the best results, but something like the following
could work
Show[GraphicsArray[{{g1, g2},{ g3, g4}}, GraphicsSpacing->0.3],
Epilog->{Text["row1", Scaled[{0.5, 0.5}]], Text["row2", Scaled[{0.5,
0}]]}, PlotRange->All]
where g1, g2, g3, ang g4 are plots or figures.
Hope this helps.
Tim Stiles
aes wrote:
> Any simple way to left justify PlotLabels?
>
> (as a default, or for an individual plot)
- References:
- Left Justifying PlotLabel?
- From: aes <siegman@stanford.edu>
- Left Justifying PlotLabel?