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I'm using geom_overlay to overlay multiple gates from the same sample onto one histogram plot, so that I can compare activation markers between different populations:
Is there a way to generate a legend that displays all of the population names that I've added onto a plot?
Additionally, is there a way to generated a "stacked" offset overlay instead of a directly overlayed? I know you can use the ggridges package to stack different samples, but being able to do the same with different nodes would be useful.
Thanks,
Alex
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@alexheubeck - I don't know if this will work for you, but try adding a + theme(compete = TRUE) to the end of you ggcyto() plot instruction set. It made the legends reappear for me.
Hi all,
I'm using
geom_overlay
to overlay multiple gates from the same sample onto one histogram plot, so that I can compare activation markers between different populations:Is there a way to generate a legend that displays all of the population names that I've added onto a plot?
Additionally, is there a way to generated a "stacked" offset overlay instead of a directly overlayed? I know you can use the
ggridges
package to stack different samples, but being able to do the same with different nodes would be useful.Thanks,
Alex
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: