Axes labelpad rc #3096
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Axes labelpad rc #3096
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Thank your for the contribution. We are currently trying to get 1.4 tagged and out the door so we are in feature freeze right now (which is why this has been tagged for 1.5.x). |
Updating my changes with changes from 1.4.x
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ENH : add rcparam for axes.labelpad commits from PR #3096 merged manually to drop 1.4.x merge labelpad value was hardcoded
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Manually merged as b2bd5db to drop the merge from 1.4.x |
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A small change to allow the axis.labelpad parameter to be set via the matplotlibrc file, rather than hard-coded into the source code.
Useful (for me at least) when you change the default size of the figure substantially and the labelpad parameter doesn't scale appropriately. Would likely go unnoticed by the majority of users.