Re: [Multigraph-users] legend in multigraph

[Jesse E. <jes...@no...>]

well, i definitely want to keep the legend at the top, and i was really
looking for a solution that could keep the legend only 1 row.  but, i
suppose the two row approach could work in instances where i'm representing
more than 6 datasets; so, i'll just use that.

thanks,
jesse

On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Mark Phillips <mph...@un...> wrote:

> Hi Jesse,
>
> If you're just wondering about squeezing in a legend with 7 entries, I can
> think of a couple options:
>
>    1. change the number of rows in the legend to 2, and increase the
>    plotarea's "margtintop" value to create space for it above the plot
>    2. change the layout of the legend to be one column instead of one row,
>    and move it over to the right (or left) side of the plot, instead of above
>    it.  Something like the following, for example:
>          <legend base="1 0" anchor="1 0" columns="1" position="0 0"
>    border="0" frame="padding" visible="true">
>    with an appropriately large "marginright" value for the plotarea.
>
> --Mark
>
>
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