Michael Waskom

To clarify, the parameter is currently documented as applying to the `style` mapping: > Object determining how to draw the markers for different levels of the `style` variable. Setting to...

No, I don’t think it's currently possible.

The reason `edgecolors` and `linewidths` appear not to work is that seaborn sets defaults for `edgecolor` and `linewidth`, and those parameters take precedence over their plural counterparts in matplotlib. I...

I kicked this upstream but will leave open as I think there's a reasonably small change that could be made in seaborn.

I'm not sure ... it would be in the matplotlib docs if there were.

I had been thinking about supporting this by adding a `hue_target` or similar parameter that could take `face` or `edge`, but this is a feasible alternate suggestion. I'd say it...

I'm going to close this as completed in the new [objects interface](https://seaborn.pydata.org/tutorial/objects_interface.html). It's possible that it would get added to the plotting functions in the future as they get refactored...

These are mostly not (yet) implemented. To answer specific questions: > - title > - subtitle Not yet implemented. > - caption Can you say more about what you mean...

For captions, I wonder if it's worth pitching that upstream to matplotlib as a first-classs figure concept. It's possible to add arbitrary text to figures, of course, but I'm not...

For titles (and subtitles / captions, although without true support for those in matplotlib it's trickier and i may wait to implement), I am thinking that folding them into the...