# ListLogPlot ignores FrameTicks specification

Bug existing in 10.4.1, fixed in 11+

I have a data set

nComps = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5};
memory = {76080, 517176, 12750888, 78101640, 1880868104};
data = MapThread[{#1, #2} &, {nComps, memory}];


that I am trying to plot using ListLogPlot. I have other plots that all utilize the same format, but when I try to specify those same tick specifications in ListLogPlot, Mathematica does not follow the input for the left part of the frame. Here is my tick specification (edited to add lengths and thicknesses):

tickLength = .03;
tickLengthMinor = .01;
majorTickThickness = Large;
minorTickThickness = Medium;

yTicksMajor =
Table[{N[10^i], Superscript[10, i], {tickLength, 0},
Thickness[majorTickThickness]}, {i, 4, 10}];
yTicksMinor =
Table[{N[j*10^i], "", {tickLengthMinor, 0},
Thickness[minorTickThickness]}, {i, 4, 10}, {j, 2, 9, 2}];
yTicksTotal =
Flatten[Table[
Join[{yTicksMajor[[i]]}, yTicksMinor[[i]]], {i, 1,
Length@yTicksMajor}], 1];

xTicksMajor =
Table[{i, i, {tickLength, 0}, Thickness[majorTickThickness]}, {i, 0,
10}];
xTicksMinor =
Table[{i + j, "", {tickLengthMinor, 0},
Thickness[minorTickThickness]}, {i, 0, 10}, {j, 0.2, 1, 0.2}];
xTicksTotal =
Flatten[Table[
Join[{xTicksMajor[[i]]}, xTicksMinor[[i]]], {i, 1,
Length@xTicksMajor}], 1];


and when I plot using this function

ListLogPlot[data, Frame -> True,
FrameTicks -> {{yTicksTotal, None}, {xTicksTotal, None}},
ImageSize -> Large]


I get

I can enter a simple list as my tick specification, i.e.

yTicksTotal = Table[10^i, {i, 5, 10}]


and it will put the specified ticks on the frame, but as soon as I begin specifying a display value, length, or thickness it plots the exact same thing as what I showed in the figure. Does anybody see an error here? I have successfully changed the ticks in ListPlot, Plot, and LogLogPlot, but can't find the solution for ListLogPlot.

• What Mathematica version are you using? – Carl Woll Jan 24 '18 at 4:09
• @CarlWoll 10.4 on Windows – Haff Jan 24 '18 at 4:10
• The tick lengths and thicknesses are undefined, could you provide them as well? But, I don't see what you observe in either 10.3.1 or 11.1. Could you provide the InputForm of the graphic? – Carl Woll Jan 24 '18 at 4:11
• @CarlWoll Yes sorry, I just edited the post. – Haff Jan 24 '18 at 4:16
• I can reproduce this in 10.4.1 on Windows, but it looks to have been resolved in 11+. Is upgrading an option for you? – user6014 Jan 24 '18 at 14:00