Wolfram Knowledgebase Curated computable knowledge powering Wolfram|Alpha. Wolfram Universal Deployment System Instant deployment across cloud, desktop, mobile, and more. Basically for each Graphics object you need to fix all padding/margins to 0 and manually specify plotRange and imageSize that such that 1) plotRange includes all graphics 2) imageSizescaleplotRange.

But I would like to set one default somewhere that will by default use (say) 14 point red labels for tick labels in Plot, RegionPlot, Graphics, and any other 2-D Graphics objects you can think of.Wolfram Data Framework Semantic framework for real-world data. Update 10/27: I've put detailed steps for achieving consistent scale in an answer. I know about the TicksStyle option to the Plot command. The cascading structure is great, but the user interface is less than nice, the documentation sucks, and the whole thing reminds me of the Windows registry disaster.)ĮDIT: Perhaps I wasn't clear.

So what am I missing? (I must say, I find the whole default option setting thing extremely overcomplicated. Changing the FontColor changes only the color of graphics text inserted into the graphic. If you look in Core.nb, in the Graphics StyleData (see the post above for a screen shot), there doesn't appear to be anything specific to tick labels, and searching core.nb for that string doesn't produce anything useful.įinally, the solution given in the post above does not allow changing of the color of the tick label font as far as I can tell. That is of course possible in the Plot command, for example, by the TicksStyle option. I would like to be able to make all my axis labels 14 point by default and not necessarily affect anything else. I've read Mike Honeychurch's answer here, and while it tells me how to change the font size on all of my plots, that size change affects (I think) all text on the plot.

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