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geo.visible vs template...showland

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Right now, layout.geo.visible=false doesn’t override layout.template.layout.geo.showland=true but it should.

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Created 4 years ago
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nicolaskruchtencommented, Jan 10, 2020

Ah I see that geo.visible currently impacts showgrid per https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/commit/0909f339c0e481b2ba882491b3e544d5cc5eb47d so… OK for showgrid too.

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etpinardcommented, Jan 30, 2020

I’m wondering if there are other cases like this - for example, should layout.xaxis.color beat out layout.template.layout.xaxis.linecolor to determine final fullLayout.xaxis.linecolor?

Did anyone look into axis.color and axis.visible behave in and out of templates?

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