DOC: Fix annotation position (issue #7345)#7346
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DOC: Fix annotation position (issue #7345)
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backported in v2.x as 0030e7a |
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Thanks @afvincent ! |
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Here is a proposition of PR to fix #7345 . I tried to avoid the use of data coords along the x-axis. The current results is :
For the record, initially I was simply planning to pass a blended transformation to
ax.text, with a negative x coordinate in Axes coords, but somehow it did not work as I was expecting. So I switched toax.annotate, with an "offset point" approach…