Alex Johnson

These are all the line-only markers, ie you need to set a nonzero line.width to use these… which should happen by default if you don’t explicitly set zero line width?...

Sorry, I meant `marker_line_width`. There’s also `marker_line_color`, which most of the time inherits from whatever other color you have set (`marker_color` or `line_color`) but if you are also using variable...

@harisbal Have you seen the `parcats` trace type? https://plot.ly/python/parallel-categories-diagram/ It's a fairly new one https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/pull/2963 that's in some ways a combination of `parcoords` and `sankey`, and does preserve alignment all...

Presumably this is in Chrome 128? That's tracked in https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/7130, being worked on in https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/pull/7131

FYI Edge uses the same rendering engine as Chrome, so Edge 128 can be expected to have similar bugs to Chrome 128

@janosh this looks great, apologies for taking so long to review. One question: does this apply magic underscores? ie if we do things like `fig.layout.update(margin_pad=4)` do we get `{'margin': {'pad':...

I don't see this as a bug. It's perhaps a feature request, to say "these axes should all put zero at the same place," but it's certainly not a requirement...

We don’t use d3 scales but yes, it would need to be something like that and yes more than two axes adds complexity as does interactivity. Also I suspect that...

@alexturcea great! Nicely done, and your fiddles are very convincing. I'll let @archmoj give the code a review, but we'll need to adapt your fiddle to a test we can...

Thanks @alexturcea - as I mentioned before, we'll need to adapt your fiddle into a test, would you be able to try that? We'll also need a [draftlog](https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/tree/master/draftlogs) item.