Daniel Goldfarb

OK. Thanks. I'll take a look tomorrow.

My apologies for not updating this issue sooner. I did some testing of the code, and experimented with a lot of various use cases. It turns out this is not...

Pavel, Yes, this can be done. And I just updated the package to make it easier. First get version 0.12.7a5: ``` pip install --upgrade mplfinance ``` Then choose whatever style...

By the way, I just realized you didn't mention volume, but I answered the question as regards to volume (when I saw the word "bars" I thought "volume bars"). If...

Pavel, That is not yet available, but i think it may be relatively easy to implement. I will look through the code and get back to you. --Daniel

This should be easy to implement with a kwarg (and may make it part of style definition too; thinking about that). Hoping to get to this sometime in the next...

@anhiliate just curious to know why you closed this? Did you figure out a way to do it? (If so, why not post your solution here for others). i was...

Thanks. Regarding gridspec, there is a workaround, but no direct method. Have you read through [**this tutorial on creating subplot panels**](https://github.com/matplotlib/mplfinance/blob/master/examples/panels.ipynb)? Please do, and let me know if it suits...

Thanks @anhiliate ... Can you provide and image similar to your the case (where the last panel is split into three columns) you want to acheive?

Thanks. For now, the workaround would be to use [**external axes mode**](https://github.com/matplotlib/mplfinance/blob/master/examples/external_axes.ipynb). Although subplot2grid is not directly supported (but can be used) I would recommend instead using `add_axes()` as described...