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I have many ListPlot and ListLinePlot in my notebook. I each command I have added ...

Is there a way for a user to define a custom named plot theme (in V11) and then see it show up as an option?

I consider myself a pretty good Mathematica programmer, but I'm always looking out for ways to either improve my way of doing things in Mathematica, or to see if there's something nifty that I haven't ...

I am looking for a simple, robust way to evaluate an expression only one step, and return the result in a held form. The definition of a single step is ambiguous, and this itself is probably worthy ...

What is the quickest and best way to export a plot image from Mathematica to a $\LaTeX$ Editor? Is there something quicker than exporting it to an image and then including it in the $\LaTeX$ document?

This question leads on from the recent question What are the standard colors for plots in Mathematica? There it was determined that the default color palette used by ...

Many colour schemes and colour functions can be accessed using ColorData. Version 10 introduced new default colour schemes, and a new customization option using <...

Is there a way to SetOptions locally? For example, I have a Module and inside it I am doing a lot of ...

I'd like to create a custom function that does essentially the same as a core function of mathematica but uses different default settings. Example: I want a Plot function that uses Mathematica's core ...

Bug introduced in 10.0.0 and fixed in 10.1.0 Update: It seems that only versions 10.0.0, 10.0.1, and 10.0.2 are affected by this problem. For 10.0.0 there is no general solution known to me due to ...

A bug or limitation in 10.0.0 affects a few of these examples; it was resolved in 10.1.0. I am trying out Mathematica 10 on https://programming.wolframcloud.com. ...

How might I make a plot with this style, where the callouts are on the side and the y-axes chopped off for a minimal look? Here's some example data with the callout that I'd like to add, but I'm not ...

How do I get the colors to match the plot theme when I use a PlotLegend that is separate to the plots? I have had a look at How to access new colour schemes in ...

There is a way to specify custom themes for plots (Is it possible to define a new PlotTheme?), but themes do not apply to Graph objects, not even to ...

I execute the same code in Mathematica 9 and MAthematica 10, and have this different results. ...

Choosing the "Monochrome" theme surprisingly (bug?) adds plot markers to ListLinePlot. I would like to turn this off globally. (Specifically, I want to set ...

Not even "formal symbols" such as \[FormalX] are guaranteed to always be symbolic. Their Protected argument is forgotten when ...

I would like to extract the colors (i.e., obtain RGBColor[] or other full specification) of the different colors used in a bar chart such as this ...

I would like to have a plot like the following: However, with my code: ...

This explains how to shade a region between two polar graphs. Unfortunately my mathematica-fu is too weak to see how it would be used to shade one sector of a single polar graph. Any suggestions, ...

I need to use the default scheme of Histogram in version 10 but cannot get this information. I know the default scheme used in ...

Edit: I am still using version 10.1; has anything changed by 11.0.1? Plot properties defined in a Theme override (supersede) properties defined on Options. This ...

Is it possible to assign a couple of Plot options like e.g. Frame -> True, PlotRange -> All, ImageSize -> 500 to a ...

The default style selection of ListLinePlot makes it hard to tell things apart, is there some easy way to apply a better (automatically chosen) set of distinct ...

For the most part, the "Monochrome" theme is useful. However the default inclusion of plot markers in a ListLinePlot was imo a horrible mistake (a design bug), ...

I need to use almost the same options for several graphics, and would like to simplify the code which is becoming pretty large. The example below should work, but it doesn't for a reason I don't see. ...