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I expect the alpha= parameter to adjust the transparency of the picture. But instead it adjusts the transparency of the line, since I have the align=TRUE parameter active.
The following parameters for geom="image" or geom="phylopic".
- `image` the image file path for geom='image', but when geom='phylopic', it should be the uid of phylopic databases.
- `size` the image size, defaults to 0.05.
- `colour` the color of image, defaults to NULL.
- `alpha` the transparency of image, defaults to 0.8.
The following parameters for the line when align = TRUE.
- `colour` the colour of line, defaults to 'black'.
- `alpha` the transparency of line, defaults to NA.
- `arrow` specification for arrow heads, as created by arrow(), defaults to NULL.
- `arrow.fill` fill color to usse for the arrow head (if closed), defaults to 'NULL', meaning use 'colour' aesthetic.
I just want to adjust the transparency (and color too) of pictures separately from the line :(
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When using
geom_tiplab()
, it would be useful to adjust the transparency of pictures and lines separately.For example, when using:
I expect the
alpha=
parameter to adjust the transparency of the picture. But instead it adjusts the transparency of the line, since I have thealign=TRUE
parameter active.In documentation of the
geom_tiplab()
function I did not find a solution to this problem. On the contrary, I was proved that it is not a bug, but a feature:I just want to adjust the transparency (and color too) of pictures separately from the line :(
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: