X ticks orientation 90deg rotated in subplot about plotly.py

[theengineear]

@guenp, this one i'll have to look into a little more, my gut feeling is that it's a plotly default thinking that there isn't enough room for the xaxis labels there, but it might also be in the python library. I'll give you a quick fix for this one:

fig = figure(figsize=(6,6))
for m in arange(0,len(data_IV_vs_T_vs_backgate)): 
    data = data_IV_vs_T_vs_backgate[m]
    [Rmatup, Vmatup, Imatup, Rmatdown, Vmatdown, Imatdown, T, B] = data
    ax = subplot(1,len(data_IV_vs_T_vs_backgate)+1,m+1)
    colormap = cm.jet
    colormap.set_gamma(1)
    color_cycle = [colormap(i) for i in np.linspace(0, 0.9, len(Rmatup))]
    ax.set_color_cycle(color_cycle)
    for (t,I,R) in zip(T, Imatup, Rmatup):
        label = 'T = ' + str(round(t*1e3)) + ' mK'
        plot(I,R,label=label)
    xlabel('$I_{dc} (A)$')
    ylabel('$R_{xx,ac} (\Omega)$')
    title(measnames[m])
width = 1000    # plot width in px
height = 500 # plot height in px
update = {"layout": {"xaxis1": {"tickangle": 0}, "xaxis2": {"tickangle": 0}}}
py.iplot_mpl(fig,
                  update=update,
                  filename='/superconductivity_XVII_LSM4_triton2/Rxxac_vs_Idc_vs_T_vs_Vbg',
                  width=width,
                  height=height)

[theengineear]

again, thanks for these issue threads! always extremely helpful.

[guenp]

@theengineear thanks, this fixed my problem.