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Answer by dww for Left-adjust (hjust = 0) vertical x axis labels on facets...
We can edit the text grobs after generating the plot, using library(grid).g <- ggplot(data = diamonds, aes(cut_label, carat)) + facet_grid(~cut, scales = "free_x") + theme(axis.text.x =...
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Answer by camille for Left-adjust (hjust = 0) vertical x axis labels on...
I'd approach this by making 2 plots, one of the plot area and one of the axis labels, then stick them together with a package like cowplot. You can use some theme settings to disguise the fact that the...
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Answer by tjebo for Left-adjust (hjust = 0) vertical x axis labels on facets...
One way, and possibly the most straight forward hack, would be to annotate outside the coordinates. Disadvantage is that the parameters would need manual adjustments (y coordinate, and plot margin),...
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Answer by Edward for Left-adjust (hjust = 0) vertical x axis labels on facets...
I tried with empty padding to the maximum character length, but this doesn't result in the same length for all strings.This caught my attention. Actually, it would result in the same length for all...
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Left-adjust (hjust = 0) vertical x axis labels on facets with free scale
I have decided to rephrase this question. (Editing would have taken more time and in my opinion would also not have helped the OP.)How can one left-adjust (hjust = 0, i.e., in text direction) over...
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