Annotated heatmaps: font colour blends with the colour of the square.
See original GitHub issueWhen using the default color scheme, the font color contrasts normally with the fill of the each heatmap square. But if you try other standard color schemes with reversescale=True
, when values are close to zero, the colors will merge. I think this is the wrong default behavior.
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I have the same problem!
Hello, @jonmmease! Bug can be reproduced when using
zmin
andzmax
arguments. Plotly 4.5.0.Without
zmin
andzmax
:With
zmin=0
andzmax=1
: