Heatmap legend can't be disabled
See original GitHub issueIt seems like showlegend: false
for heatmaps is broken. I found this codepen in the docs that should have the legend hidden, but it’s still being rendered: https://codepen.io/plotly/pen/WQGgbe. That codepen is linked from this page: https://plot.ly/javascript/configuration-options/#modify-the-edit-chart-link-text.
I couldn’t get it to work by placing showlegend: false
in either the trace or the layout. I also cherry picked a few previous versions to see if this worked at some point, but couldn’t find one.
Thanks for all your hard work!
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That’s because we don’t call it a legend, we call it a colorscale, with corresponding
showscale
attribute.(I don’t know why that example has
showlegend
in it, we’ll take that out… but just to be clear,showscale
is a trace attribute, not a layout attribute)