Titles over layouts a la "suptitle"
See original GitHub issueThis issue is in regard to a feature I would like to see in bokeh.
It would be nice to be able to make a title over a layout, similar to PyPlot’s suptitle. For example, I make two figures p1
and p2
and then use p3 = Row(p1, p2)
. Now p1
and p2
have their own titles, but there is no title over the entire plot.
In my opinion, this is an essential functionality to have in a plotting environment. I found some “hack” that was supposed to let you do it, but I couldn’t even make it work.
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layout +
Div
seems to workAs mentioned earlier, the individual plots are on separate HTML5 canvases, so this is probably the best solution that can be expected.
Of course one benefit of this is that you can style the div with HTML, CSS easily: