two layer or grouped axes label / ticks
See original GitHub issueA request has come in for a feature that could replicate this multi-level axes ticks / labels.
The following image shows something like an x2
attr on bars.
Note that to support positioning axes labels between ticks perhaps this https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/1673#issuecomment-403834502 will be a requirement.
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From in-person @nicolaskruchten : yeah, let’s do that in the first iteration.
I don’t think 30-degree rotation makes sense for multi-category axes, for the upper OR lower labels. But 90-degree rotation determined separately for each level) is both reasonable and common.
I don’t think truncation should be used at all by default, but it could be a nice option to expose.