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pgfplots: How to control and align legend items precisely above each other?
pgfplots: How to align legends of multigraph diagram?pgfplots: externalization and legend referencingplotting two time series with boundsGrouped bar chartHow to align bars with the legend?How to hide empty (value 0) ybars with pgfplots?Show mark labels near marks and not centered in ybar interaval graphLine up nested tikz enviroments or how to get rid of thempgfplots: percentage in matrix plotHow to align the legend in pgfplots?Center the axes in the coordinate origin
The user marmot has posted a really nice approach of adding legend items into one single box below a multigraph diagram by placing them inside a node
.
Based on this initial situation I have tried to separate the legend items into three rows above each other, but the result is missleading.
Minimum Working Example (MWE):
documentclass[border=5mm]standalone
usepackagepgfplots
usetikzlibrarypositioning
pgfplotssetcompat=newest, scale only axis
begindocument
begintikzpicture
beginscope[local bounding box=plots]
beginaxis[
axis y line* = left,
legend to name = legA,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,0) (1,1);
addplot coordinates (1,0) (0,1);
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,1);
legendGraph 1, Graph 2, Graph 3;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legB,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,0);
addplot coordinates (0,0.5) (1,0.5);
addplot coordinates (0,0.15) (1,0.15);
legendGraphinggraph 4, Graphinggraph 5, Graphinggraph 6;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legC,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
pgfplotsset%
%
every outer y axis line/.style = xshift=2cm,
every tick/.style = xshift=2cm,
every y tick label/.style = xshift=2cm,
%
addplot coordinates (0.5,0) (0.5,1);
addplot coordinates (0.6,0) (0.6,1);
addplot coordinates (0.7,0) (0.7,1);
legendGraphgraph 7, Graphgraph 8, Graphgraph 9;
endaxis%
endscope
node[below=3.5em of plots.south] (legA) reflegA;
node[below=-0.5em of legA] (legB) reflegB;
node[below=-0.5em of legB] (legC) reflegC;
draw (legA.north west) rectangle (legC.south east);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see,
- the border does not fit with the outer dimension of the legend items,
- the legend items are not precisely aligned below each other.
So my questions are: How to solve this and make it look nice?
tikz-pgf pgfplots positioning legend tikz-graphdrawing
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The user marmot has posted a really nice approach of adding legend items into one single box below a multigraph diagram by placing them inside a node
.
Based on this initial situation I have tried to separate the legend items into three rows above each other, but the result is missleading.
Minimum Working Example (MWE):
documentclass[border=5mm]standalone
usepackagepgfplots
usetikzlibrarypositioning
pgfplotssetcompat=newest, scale only axis
begindocument
begintikzpicture
beginscope[local bounding box=plots]
beginaxis[
axis y line* = left,
legend to name = legA,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,0) (1,1);
addplot coordinates (1,0) (0,1);
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,1);
legendGraph 1, Graph 2, Graph 3;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legB,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,0);
addplot coordinates (0,0.5) (1,0.5);
addplot coordinates (0,0.15) (1,0.15);
legendGraphinggraph 4, Graphinggraph 5, Graphinggraph 6;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legC,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
pgfplotsset%
%
every outer y axis line/.style = xshift=2cm,
every tick/.style = xshift=2cm,
every y tick label/.style = xshift=2cm,
%
addplot coordinates (0.5,0) (0.5,1);
addplot coordinates (0.6,0) (0.6,1);
addplot coordinates (0.7,0) (0.7,1);
legendGraphgraph 7, Graphgraph 8, Graphgraph 9;
endaxis%
endscope
node[below=3.5em of plots.south] (legA) reflegA;
node[below=-0.5em of legA] (legB) reflegB;
node[below=-0.5em of legB] (legC) reflegC;
draw (legA.north west) rectangle (legC.south east);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see,
- the border does not fit with the outer dimension of the legend items,
- the legend items are not precisely aligned below each other.
So my questions are: How to solve this and make it look nice?
tikz-pgf pgfplots positioning legend tikz-graphdrawing
add a comment |
The user marmot has posted a really nice approach of adding legend items into one single box below a multigraph diagram by placing them inside a node
.
Based on this initial situation I have tried to separate the legend items into three rows above each other, but the result is missleading.
Minimum Working Example (MWE):
documentclass[border=5mm]standalone
usepackagepgfplots
usetikzlibrarypositioning
pgfplotssetcompat=newest, scale only axis
begindocument
begintikzpicture
beginscope[local bounding box=plots]
beginaxis[
axis y line* = left,
legend to name = legA,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,0) (1,1);
addplot coordinates (1,0) (0,1);
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,1);
legendGraph 1, Graph 2, Graph 3;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legB,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,0);
addplot coordinates (0,0.5) (1,0.5);
addplot coordinates (0,0.15) (1,0.15);
legendGraphinggraph 4, Graphinggraph 5, Graphinggraph 6;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legC,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
pgfplotsset%
%
every outer y axis line/.style = xshift=2cm,
every tick/.style = xshift=2cm,
every y tick label/.style = xshift=2cm,
%
addplot coordinates (0.5,0) (0.5,1);
addplot coordinates (0.6,0) (0.6,1);
addplot coordinates (0.7,0) (0.7,1);
legendGraphgraph 7, Graphgraph 8, Graphgraph 9;
endaxis%
endscope
node[below=3.5em of plots.south] (legA) reflegA;
node[below=-0.5em of legA] (legB) reflegB;
node[below=-0.5em of legB] (legC) reflegC;
draw (legA.north west) rectangle (legC.south east);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see,
- the border does not fit with the outer dimension of the legend items,
- the legend items are not precisely aligned below each other.
So my questions are: How to solve this and make it look nice?
tikz-pgf pgfplots positioning legend tikz-graphdrawing
The user marmot has posted a really nice approach of adding legend items into one single box below a multigraph diagram by placing them inside a node
.
Based on this initial situation I have tried to separate the legend items into three rows above each other, but the result is missleading.
Minimum Working Example (MWE):
documentclass[border=5mm]standalone
usepackagepgfplots
usetikzlibrarypositioning
pgfplotssetcompat=newest, scale only axis
begindocument
begintikzpicture
beginscope[local bounding box=plots]
beginaxis[
axis y line* = left,
legend to name = legA,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,0) (1,1);
addplot coordinates (1,0) (0,1);
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,1);
legendGraph 1, Graph 2, Graph 3;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legB,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
addplot coordinates (0,1) (1,0);
addplot coordinates (0,0.5) (1,0.5);
addplot coordinates (0,0.15) (1,0.15);
legendGraphinggraph 4, Graphinggraph 5, Graphinggraph 6;
endaxis%
%
beginaxis[
axis x line = none,
axis y line* = right,
legend to name = legC,
legend style = draw=none,
legend columns = 3,
/tikz/every even column/.append style = column sep=0.5cm,
/tikz/every odd column/.append style = column sep=0.15cm,
,
]%
pgfplotsset%
%
every outer y axis line/.style = xshift=2cm,
every tick/.style = xshift=2cm,
every y tick label/.style = xshift=2cm,
%
addplot coordinates (0.5,0) (0.5,1);
addplot coordinates (0.6,0) (0.6,1);
addplot coordinates (0.7,0) (0.7,1);
legendGraphgraph 7, Graphgraph 8, Graphgraph 9;
endaxis%
endscope
node[below=3.5em of plots.south] (legA) reflegA;
node[below=-0.5em of legA] (legB) reflegB;
node[below=-0.5em of legB] (legC) reflegC;
draw (legA.north west) rectangle (legC.south east);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Screenshot of the result:
Description of the issue:
As you can see,
- the border does not fit with the outer dimension of the legend items,
- the legend items are not precisely aligned below each other.
So my questions are: How to solve this and make it look nice?
tikz-pgf pgfplots positioning legend tikz-graphdrawing
tikz-pgf pgfplots positioning legend tikz-graphdrawing
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I will try to answer just your WHY
before @marmot awakes and sees me messing about with TikZ / pgfplots answers.
His answer was provided by the first poster (thus not strctly marmots choice) it depended on an automatic box that adjusts width so unless the text in each column is equal the legend will be unequal.
You could cheat by adding spaces to match the longest entry as I have done here
to save space I will only add the changed lines
legendGrumpy children whine ~ ~ ~1, Graph with fixed width 2, Graph with fixed width 3;
legendGrapes make good wine ~ ~ ~4, Graph with fixed width 5, Graph with fixed width 6;
legendGraph with fixed width~ ~ ~7, Graph with fixed width 8, Graph~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~9;
This how to "fix" it is far from ideal, and a different answer is needed for how to replace it. so lets see if a question flag change will get you a real answer
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I will try to answer just your WHY
before @marmot awakes and sees me messing about with TikZ / pgfplots answers.
His answer was provided by the first poster (thus not strctly marmots choice) it depended on an automatic box that adjusts width so unless the text in each column is equal the legend will be unequal.
You could cheat by adding spaces to match the longest entry as I have done here
to save space I will only add the changed lines
legendGrumpy children whine ~ ~ ~1, Graph with fixed width 2, Graph with fixed width 3;
legendGrapes make good wine ~ ~ ~4, Graph with fixed width 5, Graph with fixed width 6;
legendGraph with fixed width~ ~ ~7, Graph with fixed width 8, Graph~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~9;
This how to "fix" it is far from ideal, and a different answer is needed for how to replace it. so lets see if a question flag change will get you a real answer
add a comment |
I will try to answer just your WHY
before @marmot awakes and sees me messing about with TikZ / pgfplots answers.
His answer was provided by the first poster (thus not strctly marmots choice) it depended on an automatic box that adjusts width so unless the text in each column is equal the legend will be unequal.
You could cheat by adding spaces to match the longest entry as I have done here
to save space I will only add the changed lines
legendGrumpy children whine ~ ~ ~1, Graph with fixed width 2, Graph with fixed width 3;
legendGrapes make good wine ~ ~ ~4, Graph with fixed width 5, Graph with fixed width 6;
legendGraph with fixed width~ ~ ~7, Graph with fixed width 8, Graph~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~9;
This how to "fix" it is far from ideal, and a different answer is needed for how to replace it. so lets see if a question flag change will get you a real answer
add a comment |
I will try to answer just your WHY
before @marmot awakes and sees me messing about with TikZ / pgfplots answers.
His answer was provided by the first poster (thus not strctly marmots choice) it depended on an automatic box that adjusts width so unless the text in each column is equal the legend will be unequal.
You could cheat by adding spaces to match the longest entry as I have done here
to save space I will only add the changed lines
legendGrumpy children whine ~ ~ ~1, Graph with fixed width 2, Graph with fixed width 3;
legendGrapes make good wine ~ ~ ~4, Graph with fixed width 5, Graph with fixed width 6;
legendGraph with fixed width~ ~ ~7, Graph with fixed width 8, Graph~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~9;
This how to "fix" it is far from ideal, and a different answer is needed for how to replace it. so lets see if a question flag change will get you a real answer
I will try to answer just your WHY
before @marmot awakes and sees me messing about with TikZ / pgfplots answers.
His answer was provided by the first poster (thus not strctly marmots choice) it depended on an automatic box that adjusts width so unless the text in each column is equal the legend will be unequal.
You could cheat by adding spaces to match the longest entry as I have done here
to save space I will only add the changed lines
legendGrumpy children whine ~ ~ ~1, Graph with fixed width 2, Graph with fixed width 3;
legendGrapes make good wine ~ ~ ~4, Graph with fixed width 5, Graph with fixed width 6;
legendGraph with fixed width~ ~ ~7, Graph with fixed width 8, Graph~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~9;
This how to "fix" it is far from ideal, and a different answer is needed for how to replace it. so lets see if a question flag change will get you a real answer
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