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This is a cross-post of matplotlib/matplotlib#11986 as requested in that issue - this issue also applies if I use jupyter-matplotlib
I am making use of the NbAgg backend to implement data viewers for the Glue application in Jupyter notebook. However, one thing that I've found is that the title/header bar is unnecessary in a lot of (my use) cases and there is also a lot of wasted space between the title/header bar and the plot itself:
This is even more the case when opening multiple plots in a single notebook.
Would it be possible have a way to turn off the header/title bar and get a tighter layout? (or is there already a way to do this?). In my mind it would look nicer to simply have:
And for my use case I'm fine with losing access to the 'power' button to freeze the plot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is a cross-post of matplotlib/matplotlib#11986 as requested in that issue - this issue also applies if I use jupyter-matplotlib
I am making use of the NbAgg backend to implement data viewers for the Glue application in Jupyter notebook. However, one thing that I've found is that the title/header bar is unnecessary in a lot of (my use) cases and there is also a lot of wasted space between the title/header bar and the plot itself:
This is even more the case when opening multiple plots in a single notebook.
Would it be possible have a way to turn off the header/title bar and get a tighter layout? (or is there already a way to do this?). In my mind it would look nicer to simply have:
And for my use case I'm fine with losing access to the 'power' button to freeze the plot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: