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set legend title alignment via theme.
clauswilke d6daf75
enable margins in legend title
clauswilke 0bd94f2
Force guide order for legends with multiple guides, so that visual te…
clauswilke fa13c5b
enable margins for legend text. closes #1502.
clauswilke 248a8b1
restore correct defaults for label positioning
clauswilke 8d46949
Added one visual test case for margins and alignment in legend.title …
clauswilke 2fbe125
enable debugging option for guide titles and labels
clauswilke 675ac04
Make debug color more subdued.
clauswilke 25fcd85
replace switch statements by if statements.
clauswilke 26ee180
move assignments into if statements
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Is it necessary to have both of
theme$legend.text.align
andlabel.theme$hjust
? Shouldn'tlabel.theme
inherit fromlegend.text
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In the current (released) ggplot2, there are two special theme elements for legend alignment,
legend.text.align
andlegend.title.align
. I think both are obsolete and have issues, for example that they don't apply in a vertical context. I only left them in for backwards compatibility, but I'm happy to take them out.label.theme
does inherit fromlegend.text
.Did you also have a question about me overriding inheritance of
hjust
andvjust
forlabel.theme
? I'm happy to explain more. It's needed to make guides behave intuitively under default settings, so that, e.g., a horizontal guide with labels underneath has the correct label alignments (hjust = 0.5
instead ofhjust = 0
andvjust = 1
instead ofvjust = 0.5
).