Hopefully a really simple question. How do I remove the "box" (the
black rectangle) around the plot.
I tried
ax = fig.add_subplot(111)
ax.patch.set_visible(False)
but this makes the entire patch invisible.
Thanks,
Mark
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> I think what you want is
>
> ax = fig.add_subplot(111,frameon=False)
>
> JLS
D'oh, I knew it had to be easy. Thanks JLS.
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How can I get the matched max and min pixel/coordinate positions of my
x and y axises?
Thanks,
LarsenMTL
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> I am not sure what you are asking -- could you elaborate?
Sorry. I use matplotlib to create PNGs graphics for display on a
web-page. I want to make the plots zoom-able. I'll use javascript to
capture the pixel positions of the user's selected zoom region on the
PNG plot. I'll then translate
It's been a while, please allow me to bump this...
> Sorry. I use matplotlib to create PNGs graphics for display on a
> web-page. I want to make the plots zoom-able. I'll use javascript to
> capture the pixel positions of the user's selected zoom region on the
> PNG plot. I'll then translate t
> You may use the bbox attribute of the axes.
> For example, ax.bbox.extents gives you the x,y coordinates of the
> lowerleft and topright corners.
Perfect, thanks so much.
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