Fabio Zanini

It's hard to do properly, i.e. keep the right offset upon zoom-in. I'll look into it though, it's time I do 😄

Long names will always be problematic, but see here: https://github.com/Phlya/adjustText

Thanks, check out the link above as well. Depending on where the *edges* are, each vertex label might want a different alignment and anchor relative to the vertex itself. But...

Now that matplotlib is an accepted plotting engine for python-igraph, you can use its PNG (or other) static raster backends to achieve this. I'd be for closing this one and...

Might be worth mentioning that we are considering switching to matplotlib as default. Mpl deals with backends (e.g. PNG/SVG) quite flexibly and is generally quite well integrated with notebooks and...

Hmm, I've documented it somewhere, but perhaps not everywhere. I'll take a look

Alright, I had already documented it in the online manual here: https://igraph.org/python/doc/tutorial/visualisation.html#plotting-graphs-within-matplotlib-figures but the docstring of the function wasn't changed. My bad, let me add the info there too. When...

I've now opened a PR on this, as you can see, happy to fix the tutorial based on what you find out! Thank you!

I am quite in favour of not giving graphs an automatic plotting instead of printing useful info on number of nodes and edges, directness, and attributes. If this becomes default...

Hi guys, Louvain treats each temporary community as a node in its recursive scheme, then refines to give a final partitioning. To obtain the reduced graph in the **final partitioning**...