I tried the automated solution there, and it works nicely with two plots. However, I want to know if there is any way to do the same thing for more than 2 plots. I did try, but failed to do so...
Thanks in advance!
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Sign up to join this communityI tried the automated solution there, and it works nicely with two plots. However, I want to know if there is any way to do the same thing for more than 2 plots. I did try, but failed to do so...
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the links by @march. To be honest, I hardly followed the big content, so just copied some codes but still not working. Instead, I think the easiest solution is to give a large number to left image padding, and crop the image later to fit to your need. In my case, for example, the codes below
GraphicsColumn[
Show[#, ImagePadding -> {{150, Automatic}, {Automatic, Automatic}},
ImageSize -> Large] & /@ {After\[Alpha]\[Beta]2dqPlot,
AfterIntegratorPlot, Afterdq2\[Alpha]\[Beta]Plot}]
gives the plot:
In comparison, the original one with codes
GraphicsColumn[
Show[#, ImagePadding -> {{Automatic, Automatic}, {Automatic,
Automatic}},
ImageSize -> Large] & /@ {After\[Alpha]\[Beta]2dqPlot,
AfterIntegratorPlot, Afterdq2\[Alpha]\[Beta]Plot}]
gives that.
I know it is not a perfect solution, but it is just ok for what I need. This might help the ones having the similar problem but no time to dig deeper into the issue.