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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi,<br>
Don't have the answer, but i think you should definitely turn Off
the Y-Axis label for the "right-most" plots, i.e, "Latitude
(degrees)", and also turn the tick-labels off (-90 to 90).<br>
Only need them on the left-most column of plots.<br>
You could also make use of gsn_text_ndc to add text to the panel
plot, rather than specifying a res@tiXAxisString, but this is Not
an ideal solution.<br>
Hope this helps.<br>
And i suggest you also use manual levels for you contour plots (0
to 35 for example), and have only one label-bar at the bottom for
the whole panel, might make the plot easier to read.<br>
Hope this helps,<br>
Cheers,<br>
Jatin.<br>
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On 10/02/15 5:03 PM, Parish, Helen wrote:<br>
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setting resP@gsnPanelScalePlotIndex to 6 or 7 does not seem to
work in this case. The result is that the earlier plots in the
second column have their y-axis labels cut off, but the last 2
plots still remain the same size. In this particular case, the
last 2 plots do not differ in the size of their y-axis text, as
in example panel_24.ncl, but in the fact that they actually have
x-axis text and labels whilst the earlier plots do not have any
x-axis text or labels at all. Perhaps this makes a difference ?.
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<div>Any ideas what to do here ?.</div>
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<div>On Feb 9, 2015, at 8:14 PM, Mary Haley wrote:</div>
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issue here appears to be with paneling plots that
are different sizes. The plots on the bottom are
larger than the other plots, because they contain
labels on the bottom axis.</div>
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you have plots that are larger than the top leftmost
plot, then you need to tell the gsn_panel routine to
base the scaling of each plot on the plot that's the
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by by setting resP@gsnPanelScalePlotIndex to 6 or 7
to indicate that the scaling of each plot should be
based on plot # 6 or #7, and not plot #0.</div>
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<div class="x_gmail_default" style="">As a side, your
main title is quite large. You may want to resize
it by setting resP@txFontHeightF to something
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bottom row of a panel plot from being
narrower than the other rows ?. In this
kind of panel plot only the bottom row
has axis labels and x-axis titles.
However, I do not see why this should
make the bottom row narrower. Does
anyone know how to correct this ?.<br>
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I enclose a copy of the NCL script and
the image it produces.<br>
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Helen.<br>
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