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When combining Plotly plots using subplots, if ncol is 2 and nrow is greater than 2, the height of the middle row is smaller compared to the top and bottom plots. Similarly, if nrow is 2 and ncol is greater than 2, the height of the middle column is smaller compared to the first and last plots. This discrepancy occurs because the margin values are not applied consistently; the top margin value is not applied to the top plot, and the bottom margin value is not applied to the bottom plot. Is there any workaround to get all plot in same height
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This is a duplicate of similar issues #2378, #2144 and #2057.
You are right, it is all about the borders of the plot not having margins applied to them, I do not know of a workaround right now. Being able to force margins to be applied consistently would make sense, but I am afraid it might break some code, possibly for people using only 2x2 grids of subplots where current behavior might be preferred and this bug would not be visible as there are no middle columns.
When combining Plotly plots using subplots, if ncol is 2 and nrow is greater than 2, the height of the middle row is smaller compared to the top and bottom plots. Similarly, if nrow is 2 and ncol is greater than 2, the height of the middle column is smaller compared to the first and last plots. This discrepancy occurs because the margin values are not applied consistently; the top margin value is not applied to the top plot, and the bottom margin value is not applied to the bottom plot. Is there any workaround to get all plot in same height
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: