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i was curious about what is the best way to change the alphas for a high level area chart.
There does not seem to be an out of the box alpha for the area chart. maybe there is some sort of attribute i could access and adjust the alphas for my area chart.
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There is definitely a trade-off in terms of ease of customizability with charts (does more for you up front but exposes less knobs and dials, fairly common trade off). I think there is an open issue for adding an alpha param to some of the charts. This would be a good task for a new contributor since it's pure python. In the mean time, you can either use bokeh.plotting or as you say set the alpha on the glyhph(s). So: look at plot.renderers find all the GlyphRenderer instances, for each of those, set .glyph.alpha
Thanks,
Bryan
On Nov 14, 2016, at 5:34 PM, Ryan Connolly <ryanconnol@gmail.com> wrote:
i was curious about what is the best way to change the alphas for a high level area chart.
There does not seem to be an out of the box alpha for the area chart. maybe there is some sort of attribute i could access and adjust the alphas for my area chart.
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