Diego Javier Zea

It is working fine for me (using the last stable version of Gadfly and Pluto).

Which browser are you using? I'm in Google Chrome (Ubuntu).

Oh! Yes! That's strange, isn't it? ```julia julia> @MakieCore.recipe(StockChart) do scene Attributes() end ```

Ok, I guess we are used to working with exported macros, but `@recipe` is not exported. I think that's the difference.

Ok, this is also happening with GR:  ```julia using Graphs, Plots, GraphRecipes graph = smallgraph(:karate) begin node_labels = fill(" ", nv(graph)) node_labels[1] = "Mr. Hi" node_labels[34] = "John A"...

It looks like there is now a problem with that way of defining line colours: ``` julia> graphplot(A, line = (3, 0.5, :blues)) Error showing value of type Plots.Plot{Plots.GRBackend}: ERROR:...

It could help create personal/private themes that are easy to reuse through a codebase; maybe because you want to match the color schemes you have carefully set for your IDE,...

Makie and Gadfly have similar functionality. I think that exporting `PlotTheme` will offer a solution that is similar to the one in those packages.

Thanks, I haven't thought of storing the `Dict`. In that case, having the `default(kw::KW)` would help, as the splat operator could be a little difficult for some newcomers to the...

Ok, using `default` doesn't allow setting `colorgradient` as in `PlotThemes`: