Add example use of axes.spines.SIDE prop in matplotlibrc #7370
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This addition is intended to prevent further questions about this on the mailing list: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/matplotlib-users/2016-October/000669.html
tacaswell
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Nov 1, 2016
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| # axes.spines.left : True # Turn off the top and right axes spines | |||
| # axes.spines.bottom : True | |||
| # axes.spines.top : False | |||
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Can you make these 'True' (the default value)?
QuLogic
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Thanks @jni ! |
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Add example use of axes.spines.SIDE prop in matplotlibrc
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