Jeremie Knuesel

Maybe we could have a `nopagebreak()` element instead, similar to `\nopagebreak` in LaTeX? I think for the user it feels more natural than the sticky property (though I guess it...

Here's another use case for "up" stickiness (or `nopagebreak`): As a user I call `#exercise[body]` from a package to typeset exercises as "**Exercise n**: body" (the title is inline with...

Yes it does! For example: ``` x = Time(1, 0, 0):Minute(1):Time(2, 0, 0) y = rand(length(x)) scatter(x, y) xlims!(current_axis(), Time(1, 0), Time(1,15)) current_figure() ``` And `ylims!(ax, ...)` also works.

There is a related issue with `axis=(; limits=...)`: ```julia x = Time(1):Minute(1):Time(3) y = rand(length(x)) scatter(x, y, axis=(; limits=((Time(1), Time(2)), nothing))) ``` gives ``` MethodError: no method matching defaultlimits(::Tuple{Time, Time},...